try
Cosa significa “try” in italiano?
USA /traɪ/
try in italiano: provare, tentare, assaggiare, processare, giudicare, mettere alla prova
verbo
provare, tentare
Impegnarsi per fare qualcosa, anche se il successo non è certo.
In inglese semplice: To make an effort to do something, even if you may not succeed.
- Please try again.
- I tried to open the door, but it was locked.
- Are you trying to learn another language?
provare, assaggiare
Assaggiare, usare o fare qualcosa per scoprire com’è o se funziona.
In inglese semplice: To taste, use, or do something to find out what it is like or whether it works.
- Try some of this soup.
- She tried a different route to work.
- Have you tried turning the computer off and on again?
provare, tentare
Cercare di fare qualcosa impegnandosi, anche con il rischio di fallire.
In inglese semplice: If you do this, you make an effort to do something, even if you may fail.
- Try to finish today.
- She tried to lift the box.
- Have you tried to call him?
processare, giudicare
Esaminare un caso in tribunale per decidere se una persona è colpevole.
In inglese semplice: To examine a legal case in court to decide whether someone is guilty.
- The court will try the case next month.
- He was tried for robbery.
- A jury tried both men and found them guilty.
mettere alla prova
Mettere alla prova la pazienza di qualcuno, rendendo difficile restare calmi.
In inglese semplice: If something does this to your patience, it makes staying calm difficult.
- The noise tries my patience.
- His endless questions tried her patience.
- Waiting all afternoon would try anyone’s patience.
sostantivo
tentativo
Sforzo per fare qualcosa, indipendentemente dal risultato.
In inglese semplice: An effort to do something, whether or not you succeed.
- Have another try.
- I opened it on my third try.
- That was a good try, even though you missed.
prova
Occasione in cui si assaggia, usa o fa qualcosa per capire se piace.
In inglese semplice: An occasion when you taste, use, or do something to see whether you like it.
- Give this soup a try.
- I gave the new app a try yesterday.
- After one try, she decided yoga was for her.
meta
Punti segnati nel rugby schiacciando il pallone a terra oltre la linea di meta avversaria.
In inglese semplice: Points scored in rugby by pressing the ball onto the ground beyond the other team’s goal line.
- He scored a try.
- Her second try won the match.
- Was that a try or did he drop the ball?
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Presto sull'App Store LookItUp per iPhone e iPadEspressioni con try
- try out: provare, testare
- try on: provare
- try on for size: provare, misurare
- try it on
- try as one may
- try over
- try one's luck
- try one's hand
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