奋力

fènlì

to do everything one can

HSK 7

漢字分解

Meaning and Usage

The word 奋力 (fènlì) means to exert oneself with full strength or to strive hard. It is often used to describe putting in great effort physically or mentally to achieve a goal.

Common Contexts

It frequently appears in contexts involving overcoming challenges, competing in sports, or making determined efforts in work or study.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 奋力 (fènlì pǎo): to run with all one's strength, often used in sports or races.
  • 奋力克服 (fènlì kèfú): to strive hard to overcome difficulties.
  • 奋力 (fènlì yī bó): to make a determined effort or a last-ditch attempt.

Usage Notes

When using 奋力, the speaker emphasizes the intensity and determination behind the action. It is stronger than simply 努力 (nǔlì), which means to make an effort. 奋力 implies a more vigorous or desperate exertion.

Avoid confusing 奋力 with similar words like 努力; 奋力 often conveys a sense of urgency or maximal effort, especially in physical or competitive contexts.

例文

他奋力跑向终点,最终赢得了比赛。

Tā fènlì pǎo xiàng zhōngdiǎn, zuìzhōng yíngdéle bǐsài.

He ran with all his strength towards the finish line and eventually won the

我们必须奋力克服眼前的困难。

Wǒmen bìxū fènlì kèfú yǎnqián de kùnnán.

We must strive hard to overcome the difficulties ahead.

他奋力一搏,终于得到了晋升的机会。

Tā fènlì yī bó, zhōngyú dédàole jìnshēng de jīhuì.

He made a determined effort and finally got the chance for a promotion.