feeling or showing great enthusiasm and eagerness

to strive; to struggle

dedicated and industrious in one's work or studies

to stir oneself up or be in high spirits

to struggle arduously

to do everything one can or spare no effort to achieve something

to fight courageously or gallantly in a battle or conflict

performance-enhancing drugs used by athletes to gain an unfair advantage in competition

to act bravely without regard for personal safety; to be undaunted by dangers or regardless of perils

in a state of extreme excitement, high spirits, or physiological stimulation

to advance bravely or endeavor to make progress

To summon up courage and determination; to act with bravery and extreme force of will.

to rise up vigorously or rouse oneself to action

to rouse oneself to vigorous action; to exert oneself to achieve a goal

a lone army putting up a brave fight against heavy odds

to volunteer for or offer to undertake a task or responsibility of one's own accord

to work energetically for prosperity (especially of a country)

to make a determined effort, work hard, or push for a goal

causing one to feel enthusiastic, encouraged, or uplifted

to rouse oneself and work hard to catch up with others in progress, status, or a competition

to be determined to do better or pull one's socks up; to work hard to improve one's personal circumstances

to write at a tremendous speed

Zou Taofen (1895-1944), journalist, political theorist and publisher

feeling or showing strong excitement, arousal, or stimulus

to spread wings and fly

moved and inspired

full of spirit, excitement, or energy

to roll up one's sleeves for action

Fenchihu, a town in Chiayi County, Taiwan

to prove one's worth through firm resolve

Space Shuttle Endeavour

The climax of sexual excitement.

a show of strength

(sports) anti-doping