Usages of el esfuerzo
Creo que mis esfuerzos merecen un reconocimiento en el trabajo.
I believe that my efforts deserve recognition at work.
Valoro el esfuerzo que mi primo pone en su tarea.
I value the effort that my cousin puts into his homework.
El gerente dijo que un buen sueldo también depende del esfuerzo diario.
The manager said that a good salary also depends on daily effort.
Con cada episodio entiendo que mi progreso depende de mi esfuerzo y de mis hábitos.
With each episode I understand that my progress depends on my effort and my habits.
La psicóloga escucha a cada paciente sin juzgar y aprecia su esfuerzo.
The psychologist listens to each patient without judging and appreciates their effort.
Hoy hago el esfuerzo mínimo para estudiar español.
Today I make the minimum effort to study Spanish.
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