Trier

Definition

try /traÇ/ v ( pt, pp tried ) ၁။ ႀကိဳးစားသည္။ စမ္းသည္။ I don't know if I can come, but I'll try. ❍ Try to be here on time. ❍ I tried hard not to laugh. ❍ You haven't even tried to lift it. ❍ Don't try to swim across the river. ❍ He's trying his best/ hardest/ utmost (ie as much as he can). ❍ (In informal use, try to + infinitive is often replaced by try and + infinitive, esp in the imperative, and don't/ didn't try to by don't/ didn't try and : Please try and come if you can. ❍ I'm leaving—don't try and stop me. ) ❍ AND ၂။ စမ္းသည္။ …ၾကည့္သည္။ I've tried this new detergent, with excellent results. ❍ ‘Would you like to try some raw fish?’ ‘Why not, I'll try anything once. ’ ❍ Have you ever tried windsurfing? ❍ Try phoning his home number. ❍ Try that door (ie Try opening it to see if it is locked or to find what is on the other side). ❍ Don't try any funny stuff with me! ❍ Let's try the table in a different position. ❍ Try these shoes for size. ❍ I think we should try her for the job. ၃။ (က) ~ sb (for sth) (႐ံုးတင္) စစ္ေဆးသည္။ He was tried for murder. (ခ) (esp passive) တရား႐ံုး၌ စစ္ေဆးဆံုးျဖတ္သည္။ The case was tried before a jury. ၄။ အကဲစမ္းသည္။ Three hours of unnecessary delay had sorely tried my patience. n ၁။ ~ (at sth/ doing sth) စမ္းၾကည့္ျခင္း။ I'll give it a try. ❍ It's worth a try. ❍ He had three tries at mending the lock and finally gave up. ၂။ (ရတၢ္ဘီတြင္) တစ္ဖက္အသင္း ဂိုးစည္း၏ေနာက္သို႔ေဘာလံုးကိုသယ္ယူၿပီးေျမႀကီး ႏွင့္ထိလိုက္ျခင္း။ (ဤသို႔ ျပဳလုပ္ႏိုင္ေသာအသင္းက ဂိုးကန္သြင္းခြင့္လည္းရသည္။ ) score a try. Compare CONVERT v ၃ ❏ tried adj ပြဲေတြ႕။ a tried and tested remedy ❍ a tried and true friend. ❏ trier n လက္မေလွ်ာ့သူ။ အ႐ံႈးမေပးသူ။ He's not very good but he's a real trier. ❏ try for sth [ PHRV ] အားထုတ္သည္။ try for a scholarship/ an Olympic medal/ a job in the Civil Service. ❏ try one's hand (at sth) [ IDM ] စမ္းသည္။ …ၾကည့္သည္။ I'd like to try my hand at water-skiing. ❏ trying adj သည္းခံရခက္ေသာ။ စိတ္ဆင္းရဲရေသာ။ She can be very trying at times. ❍ I've had a trying day. ❏ try one's luck (at sth) [ IDM ] ကံစမ္းသည္။ I think I'll try my luck at roulette. ❏ try-on n ( Brit infml ) အကဲစမ္းမႈ။ ေသြးတိုးစမ္းမႈ။ ❏ try sth on [ PHRV ] ၁။ စမ္းဝတ္ၾကည့္သည္။ စီးၾကည့္သည္။ Try on the shoes before you buy them. ၂။ စမ္းသည္။ Don't try anything on with me, or you'll be sorry. ❏ try-out n စမ္းၾကည့္ျခင္း။ give sb/ sth a try-out. ❏ try out for sth [ PHRV ] ( US ) ဝင္ၿပိဳင္သည္။ She's trying out for the part of Cleopatra. ❏ try sb/ sth out (on sb) [ PHRV ] စမ္းသပ္စစ္ေဆးၾကည့္ သည္။ try out a new young quarter-back ❍ The drug has not been tried out on humans yet.

Examples

1. I know she’s not very helpful
2. but she does try.
3. Don’t try any of your tricks with me!
4. [try to do something] : Just try to stay calm.
5. [try and do something] : I will try and get the report to you today.
6. [try doing something] : She tried talking about it to Steve
7. but he wouldn’t listen.
8. [try your best/hardest (to do something)] : Just try your best. I’m sure you’ll be fine.
9. [try hard] : We’ll just have to try harder next time.
10. [try hard/desperately to do something] : He was trying desperately not to laugh.
11. [try and try] : Jamie tried and tried and eventually he got a job.
12. I’m sure someone tried the door.
13. He tried seven different colours before finding the right one.
14. [try doing something] : I want to try playing tennis this spring.
15. Try adding cornflour to thicken the sauce a bit.
16. [try something on someone] : The drug isn’t ready to be tried on humans yet.
17. [try something for size] : Try this pair for size – they look about right.
18. [try something new/different (with something)] : Let’s try something different with your hair this time.
19. [try anything once] : ‘Would you like to go skydiving?’ ‘I’ll try anything once.’
20. Have you tried these scones?
21. I tried the library for his new book.
22. You could try Monica – she knows a lot about gardening.
23. Franklin’s case will be tried on 25th August.
24. [try someone for something] : He was tried for murder and found guilty.