Examples of using Trying hard in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Atticus said that Jem was trying hard to forget something, but what he was really doing was storing it away for a while,
I squeeze my eyes tight, trying hard to remember that day as clearly as possible.
However, this doesn't stop her from trying hard to get stronger and achieve her dreams.
Young people in many parts of the world are trying hard, and some of them have gained admission to a Master's school.
writing is very good, but I can grasp your attitude of trying hard to memorise it.”.
piling up level 5 magic, she surpassed him just by trying hard!
She listened to her request once again while trying hard to smile.
to find true self, which I'm still trying hard.
Like Reagan, Obama is liked and seen as trying hard to do the right thing.
it means you are not trying hard enough.”.
This is a story about an unemployed woman trying hard to find herself a man.
focused on effort, children are more likely to see trying hard as a good thing in itself.
around $39,000 actually, and now-at 28-I'm trying hard to pay it all back.
However, service providers and device vendors are trying hard to bring 5G to the consumer earlier, as there is great demand for higher data speeds.
But behind the scenes they have been trying hard to influence Mr Trump,
We have a new philosophy which we are trying hard to learn every day as quickly as possible, in order to play well and fight for the title",
they think that the reason they aren't achieving consistent results is because they aren't putting in enough time or trying hard enough.
he had suggested and dealt fairly and honestly with the Chinese, criticising them where necessary and trying hard to keep to the terms of the‘Seventeen Point Agreement'.
who noticed that when we are trying hard to ignore or suppress a thought,
the need for rest, usually a woman has already lost her own hobbies, and is trying hard to impose her society or control on her husband.