“ATTEMPTS” in italiano

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sostantivo
tentativo
attempt try bid endeavor stab essay
sforzo
effort stress strain endeavor exertion attempt
attentato
attempt outrage
prova
test proof try evidence trial examination
verbo
tentare
attempt try tempt endeavor essay endeavour
cercare
search search for seek look for attempt look up
provare
try prove experience test feel attempt
attentare
attempt make an attempt
sforzarsi
strive endeavor struggle attempt strain overstrain
osare
dare risk attempt

sinonimi

sostantivo

effort endeavor try venture trial crack go bid shot stab essay assay

verbo

try strive aim venture endeavor seek undertake make an effort have a go at try one's hand at go all out bend over backwards bust a gut hazard essay assay

Esempi

It took three attempts to step into the straps.

But even as he made frantic attempts to reach it, he couldn’t escape the ocean.

Modalmen broke from their duties guarding the cages or attending the elders and ran after him, but their eyes, sensitive in the dark, were virtually blind as the Machineries of Change did their work, and Rel dodged their lumbering attempts to grab him.

Her clumsy attempts to match the surging motion of her mount made her breathless.

The boy had meanwhile become so weakened by the long fast, the constant praying, and the attempts of his parents to keep him awake during these days that his mother finally asserted herself, took her son out of the church, and, Virgin or no Virgin, devoted all her time to the boy, saying: “I prefer my boy alive, even if blind, to a boy dead who could see once.

He took several attempts to unbutton his britches flap.

The ghosts of three monks who had given their lives in attempts to contact the Dead God before Aarin gathered as a throng over the abyss and advanced upon the prior, staring at Seutreneause with empty, unblinking eyes.

Rew sped up, racing after the narjags at a full sprint, giving up his attempts to reach them unnoticed.

They would have to say goodbye to the folly of their attempts to fix the Earth that had been so neglected by previous generations.

Pasquanty’s angry shade followed her, as clumsy in death as he was in life, the diabolical expression he wore more than made up for his fumbled attempts to break the Guiders’ spells, striking fear in all who saw it.

They were pity offerings, thin attempts to get her to be a part of Feyre’s life, to be gainfully employed.