put heart into

put one's heart (and soul) into something

Fig. to put all of one's sincere efforts into something. She put her heart and soul into the singing of the national anthem. Come on, choir. You can sing better than that. Put your heart into it!

put your heart (and soul) into something

also pour your heart (and soul) into something

to do something with all of your energy and interest He wanted the restaurant to be a success and really put his heart into it.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Uberto	oo-BER-to	Italian
Suzanne	soo-ZAHN (French), soo-ZAN (English), suy-ZAHN-nə (Dutch)	French, English, Dutch
Berenice	bər-NEES (English), ber-ə-NEE-see (English), be-re-NEE-che (Italian)	English, Italian, Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Iepthae	-	Biblical Latin
Tucker	TUK-ər	English (Modern)
Flavia	['fleivjə]