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“To make every effort” in Japanese

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駆けずり回る kakezurimawaru かけずりまわる

To make every effort in Japanese is “駆けずり回る” (kakezurimawaru). Full meaning: to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can.

Other ways to say “To make every effort” in Japanese

心を砕く kokorowokudaku to take great pains, to make every effort, to rack one's brains; to be concerned, to worry かけずり回る kakezurimawaru to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can 足掻く agaku to paw (at) the ground; to struggle (using one's arms and legs), to flounder, to flail about; to struggle (to escape an adverse situation), to strive, to make every effort 駆けずり回ッ kakezurimawa to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can かけずり回ッ kakezurimawa to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can 駆けずり回っ kakezurimawa to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can かけずり回っ kakezurimawa to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can かけずり回り kakezurimawari to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can かけずり回ろ kakezurimawaro to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can かけずり回ん kakezurimawan to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can かけずり回れ kakezurimaware to run around (wildly), to rush about all over the place; to make every effort (to do), to do everything one can

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