“To try one's hardest” in Japanese
Short answer
To try one's hardest in Japanese is “ひた走る” (hitahashiru). Full meaning: to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest.
Other ways to say “To try one's hardest” in Japanese
精出す
seidasu to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
せいだす
seidasu to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精を出す
seiwodasu to work hard, to work diligently, to do one's best, to try one's hardest
ひた走ッ
hitahashi to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走っ
hitahashi to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走ん
hitahashin to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走ろ
hitahashiro to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走ら
hitahashira to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走れ
hitahashire to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走ろっ
hitahashiro to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
ひた走りゃ
hitahashirya to run at full speed, to run and run; to try one's hardest
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