Try

/tɹˈa‌ɪ/

/ˈtɹaɪ/

Definicja i Znaczenie "try"

to try

CZASOWNIK

próbować, starać się

to make an effort or attempt to do or have something

Transitive: to try to do sth

Example

They are going to try to finish the project by Friday.

I 'm going to try to study for my exam.

We tried to find a parking spot but had to park far away.

1.1

próbować, testować

to test something by doing or using it to find out if it is suitable, useful, good, etc.

Transitive: to try a product or food

Example

Have you tried the new flavor of ice cream at the shop?

He tried a new shampoo to see if it worked better.

He tried sushi for the first time and found it delicious.

1.2

próbować, usiłować

to contact someone or visit somewhere in an attempt to find a particular person or to obtain a specific thing

Transitive: to try a place

Example

Have you tried the bookstores downtown?

Let 's try the police station.

The restaurant is not serving lunch, but you could try the café next door.

1.3

spróbować, wypróbować

to pull or push a window or door in order to see if it is locked or not

Transitive: to try a window or door

Example

She tried the windows, but they were all sealed shut.

He tried the gate, but it was locked from the other side.

I tried the doorknob, but it was locked.

sądzić, rozpatrywać

to put a person on trial or investigate a case in a trial

Transitive: to try a person or case

Example

The judge tried the case fairly and impartially.

The case was tried in a lower court before being appealed.

Try

RZECZOWNIK

próba, wysiłek

an effort to achieve or do a particular thing

Example

She made a sincere try to mend the broken relationship with her estranged friend.

With every try, she grew more confident in her ability to master the difficult dance routine.

Despite his best try, he could n't solve the complex puzzle.

próba, try

a score achieved in rugby by carrying the ball over the opponent’s try line and grounding it

What is a "try"?

A try in rugby is a way of scoring points by grounding the ball over the opponent's try line. To score a try, a player must carry the ball into the opposition's in-goal area and touch it to the ground. A try is worth five points, and it is one of the main ways to score in rugby. After a try is scored, the team can attempt a conversion kick for additional points. Scoring a try is a key part of the game and can greatly influence the outcome of a match.

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