To put effort into doing something in English can be translated as "to strive to do something" or "to make an effort to do something."

This phrase comes from the verb "to strive," which means to make a great effort to achieve something, especially over a long period of time. It can also be used to describe a situation in which two people or groups are competing against each other, often in a fierce or determined way.

Here are some examples of this phrase in action:

I'm going to strive to finish this project by the end of the week.

The two teams were striving to win the championship.

She's been striving to improve her grades for the past year.

In Chinese, this phrase can be translated as "努力做某事" or "努力去做某事."