“Making every effort” in Japanese
Short answer
Making every effort in Japanese is “腐心” (fushin). Full meaning: taking great pains (to do), making every effort, having a lot of trouble (doing), racking one's brains.
Other ways to say “Making every effort” in Japanese
奔走
honsou running about, making every effort (to do), busying oneself (with), being busily engaged (in), good offices, efforts
馳駆
chiku galloping around on a horse; running around, making every effort (to do), exerting oneself
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