Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdɛvər/
noun a sincere or serious effort to achieve a goal
A1 I will endeavor to learn how to cook simple dishes.
A2 She made an endeavor to improve her English speaking skills.
B1 The team's collective endeavor led to the successful completion of the project.
B2 His endeavor to start his own business paid off in the end.
C1 The scientist's lifelong endeavor was to find a cure for cancer.
C2 The artist's creative endeavors have gained international recognition.
verb to make an effort to achieve something
A1 I will endeavor to learn how to ride a bike.
A2 She endeavored to improve her English by practicing every day.
B1 The team endeavored to complete the project on time.
B2 Despite facing challenges, he endeavored to achieve his goals.
C1 The company endeavored to expand its market share through strategic partnerships.
C2 The artist endeavored to create a masterpiece that would inspire generations to come.
formal The company will endeavor to improve customer satisfaction through better service.
informal I will endeavor to finish the project by the end of the week.
slang I'll do my best to ace this test, no worries.
figurative She embarked on a new endeavor to find inner peace through meditation.
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