apply (oneself) (Meaning)

apply (oneself)

to make oneself work hard in order to complete something successfully

She applied herself diligently to her studies, determined to excel academically.
The artist applied herself meticulously to her painting, creating a masterpiece with intricate details.
To improve her skills, the ballet dancer applied herself vigorously to daily practice.
The engineer applied himself creatively to solve the complex problem, finding a novel solution.
The student applied himself consistently to his homework assignments, ensuring his academic success.
The athlete applied himself relentlessly to his training, pushing himself to new limits.
The scientist applied herself rigorously to her research, uncovering groundbreaking findings.
The entrepreneur applied himself tirelessly to building his business, overcoming obstacles and achieving success.
The writer applied herself fully to her latest novel, crafting a gripping story that captivated readers.
The volunteer applied herself wholeheartedly to the community service project, making a positive impact on others' lives.

to make oneself work hard in order to complete something successfully

bang away, peg (away), hammer (away), struggle, beaver (away), dig in, labor, slave, pitch in, knuckle down

let up, lounge, hang (around or out),ease (up), goof (off), hack (around), slack (off), bum, break, slacken

She applied herself diligently to her studies, determined to excel academically.

The artist applied herself meticulously to her painting, creating a masterpiece with intricate details.

To improve her skills, the ballet dancer applied herself vigorously to daily practice.

The engineer applied himself creatively to solve the complex problem, finding a novel solution.