exert
UK: /ɪɡˈzɜːt/ US: /-ˈzɝːt/Translation
v [t]
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⇨ ejercer
He exerts a great influence on Peter Ejerce una gran influencia en Peter
to exert oneself
⇨ esforzarse
If you want to win, you'll have to exert yourself more Si quieres ganar, tendrás que esforzarte más
(Definition of exert v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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