“But if you're a pioneering, high-achieving Scotswoman, what extraordinary standards of human endeavor are required before you qualify for a statue?”

Noun

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Plural for an instruction, command, or role given to a person or group

commissions

endeavours^UK

labor^US

labour^UK

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Noun

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Plural for a hope or ambition of achieving something

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Verb

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To apply great and continuous effort

strives

struggles

toils

labours^UK

labors^US

ploughs^UK

plows^US

moves heaven and earth

does your best

gives it your all

gives it your best shot

hammers away

makes an all-out effort

endeavours^UK

pulls out all the stops

works your fingers to the bone

keeps your nose to the grindstone

makes a supreme effort

leaves no stone unturned

offers

works oneself to the bone

busts chops

tries as hard as one can

puts one's back into something

puts one's back into it

goes hammer and tongs

burns the candle at both ends

drives oneself

breaks sweat

uses some elbow grease

goes the whole nine yards

works one's socks off

has one's nose to grindstone

works fingers to bone

moves mountains

goes to war

puts up a fight against

empties the tank

pursues

keeps nose to grindstone

drives oneself to the limit

tries your best

takes special pains

goes out of the way

makes a special effort

pushes oneself to the limit

gives it all you've got

puts one's back in it

applies to

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

hits the ball

gives old college try

pulls out all stops

puts in one hundred percent

puts the pedal to the metal

puts in work

puts pedal to the metal

puts one's heart and soul into it

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“The city will endeavor to provide 300 new affordable homes across the city every year in a variety of innovative schemes.”

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To attempt or try to do (something)

gives something a whirl

endeavours^UK

pulls out all the stops

makes every effort

moves heaven and earth

gives something a try

labors^US

labours^UK

gives old college try

shoots the works

takes a run at

takes the bit between your teeth

does your utmost

gives your all

does one's best

gives it your best shot

breaks your neck

gives something the old college try

has a whack

makes a pass at

gives something a stab

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“I will endeavor to bake the cake according to this recipe.”

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To hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream

endeavours^UK

organizes^US

organises^UK

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Verb

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To begin doing something

endeavours^UK

sets the ball rolling

concentrates on

gets the ball rolling

commits to

gets cracking

gets off

takes responsibility for

gets down to business

starts the ball rolling

gets the show on the road

puts one's hand to the plough

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

begins undertaking

buckles to

getd down to brass tacks

gets down to the nitty-gritty

gets off one's backside

gets one's finger out

hits the ground running

rings up the curtain on

volunteers oneself to

sets in motion

tries out

gives something a whirl

practises^UK

practices^US

fulfils^UK

fulfills^US

occupies oneself with

specialises^UK

specializes^US

starts the ball rolling on

puts the wheels in motion

sets the wheels in motion

rolls up one's sleeves

takes responsibility of

hangs out one's shingle

takes up the baton for

assumes responsibility for

assumes responsibility of

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Verb

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To be bold or daring enough to do something risky or audacious

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