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you can also put in effort.
Then "slack off," which means to be lazy or not put in effort.
Then slack off, which means to be lazy or not put in effort.
You can say, "I put in effort every day." Simple.
You can say, I put in effort every day.
I hid behind the shield of "I could have done it if I tried," and I refused to put in effort.
It’s kind of nice pink glossy shade. I wanted to go for a nice glossy shade because you can just quickly apply it, and it still looks like you put in effort.
and it still looks like you've put in effort.
Although repairing a toxic friend group is possible, everyone needs to do their part and put in effort.
Although repairing a toxic friend group is possible, everyone needs to do their part and put in effort.
The skylights she wanted aren't available." To work at means to try hard, to put in effort over time.
To work at means to try hard, to put in effort over time.
CATTUCCINO, they have, like, a cat illustration on it, and they really put in effort into food, so it's really very tasty Italian food.
I said to myself, "If I get 5 orders when I launch, I'll be pretty happy because I didn't put in effort, um, with like, you know, marketing this." And this was just kind of like something I wanted to start for fun to see where it can go.
and so we put in effort and behave, pleasing ourselves as well as our companions along the way.