单词	bear down
释义	English American bear down — phrasal verb with bear uk/beər/us/ber/verb bore, borne or US also born US to put more effort into doing something: We're giving up too many points - we have to bear down. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Trying and making an effort a blitz on sth idiom all-out assault attempt attempted bid crack go to great lengths idiom God helps those who help themselves idiom grasp at sth grope grope for sth push shoot stick stretch a/the point idiom strive strove succeed suck See more results » bear down — phrasal verb with bear us/beər/verb past tense bore /bɔr, boʊr/, past participle borne /bɔrn, boʊrn/ to put more effort into doing something: I knew I had to bear down hard in order to hit the ball.
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