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1 strive
[straɪv]to strive for o after sth. — aspirare o ambire a qcs
2) (fight) lottare, battersi (anche fig.)* * *past tense - strove; verb(to try very hard or struggle: He always strives to please his teacher.) sforzarsi* * *[straɪv] ['strɪvn]to strive after or for sth — lottare per ottenere qc
to strive to do sth — sforzarsi di fare qc, fare ogni sforzo per fare qc
* * *[straɪv]to strive for o after sth. — aspirare o ambire a qcs
2) (fight) lottare, battersi (anche fig.) -
2 (to) strive
(to) strive /straɪv/● to strive after (o for) st., cercare di ottenere qc.; sforzarsi di ottenere qc. □ to strive over st., disputare, litigare per qc. □ (arc.) to strive with sb., battersi ( con le armi) con q. -
3 (to) strive
(to) strive /straɪv/● to strive after (o for) st., cercare di ottenere qc.; sforzarsi di ottenere qc. □ to strive over st., disputare, litigare per qc. □ (arc.) to strive with sb., battersi ( con le armi) con q.
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