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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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try to do something that is too difficult to do or time consuming to finish
  

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A very subjective point of view. 'an uphill struggle' maybe, or 'Herculean efforts/ a Herculean task'. With the idea of impossibility, it might as well be 'a Sisyphean task'.

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  • A very subjective point of view.
  • 'an uphill struggle' maybe, or 'Herculean efforts/ a Herculean task'.
  • With the idea of impossibility, it might as well be 'a Sisyphean task'.
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A very subjective point of view.

'an uphill struggle' maybe, or 'Herculean efforts/ a Herculean task'. With the idea of impossibility, it might as well be 'a Sisyphean task'.
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Sometimes we might say "He bit off more than he can chew." (Informal)
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