| 释义 |
try /traɪ/
(tries, trying, tried)
► SEE ALLtry backtry sb back try for sth try it on (with sb) try sth ontry out (for sth) try sb/sth out (on sb)●ˌtry ˈback●ˌtry sb ˈback (NAmE) to telephone sb again when you have already telephoned them but have not managed to speak to them （因未通上话）再打电话（给某人）◆Can you try back later?
你过会儿再打过来好吗？◆She’s not there. I’ll have to try her back after lunch.
她不在。我只好等午饭过后再给她打电话。SYN phone back, phone sb back (especially BrE) , call back, call sb back[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˈtry for sth (especially BrE) to make an attempt to get or win sth 试图获得；力争赢得◆Are you going to try for that job?
你打算争取那份工作吗？◆They’ve been trying for a baby (= the woman has been trying to become pregnant).
他们一直想怀上个孩子。OBJ a baby[v + prep]●ˌtry it ˈon (with sb) (informal, disapproving, especially BrE) to behave badly towards sb or try to get sth from them just to see what you can do before they become angry or stop you 摸（某人的）脾气；探底细；探虚实◆The kids sometimes try it on with a new babysitter.
孩子们有时会摸摸新保姆的脾气。[v + it + adv]▸ ˈtry-on noun (BrE)
an act of trying to behave badly and hoping that no one will stop you （对别人脾气的）摸底，试探●ˌtry sth ˈon 🔑to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits and how it looks 试穿（衣物）◆Can I try on the blue one?
我能试试那件蓝色的吗？◆If you like it, why don’t you try it on?
你要是喜欢为什么不试穿一下呢？[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌtry ˈout (for sth) (especially NAmE) to compete for a place in a sports team, a part in a play, etc. 参加（…的）选拔；参加（…的）试演◆He tried out for the school band.
他参加了学校乐队的遴选。◆It’s a pretty good team. I think I’ll try out.
那个队很不错。我想去参加选拔。[v + adv]▸ ˈtryout noun (NAmE)
a test, etc. to choose players for a team, actors for a play, etc. 选拔；试演◆The team is holding tryouts this Thursday.
该队将于本周四进行选拔。◆Did you have a tryout for the school play?
你参加学校戏剧演员遴选了吗？●ˌtry sb/sth ˈout (on sb) 🔑to test sb/sth to see how good and useful they are or how suitable for a particular task or purpose before you decide to use them/it 试用；试验；测试◆We’ve been trying out some new musicians for our band.
我们一直在为我们的乐队试找一些新乐手。◆He couldn’t wait to try out his new invention.
他迫不及待地想试验一下自己的新发明。◆I’ve got an idea I’d like to try out on you.
我有个设想，想在你身上试验一下。◆The drug has not been tried out on humans yet.
这种药尚未进行人体临床试验。SYN test sth out (on sb/sth) [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]▸ ˈtryout noun
an act of testing how good or suitable sb/sth is before you decide to use them/it 试用；试验；测试◆The play had an out-of-town tryout in Oxford.
该剧在牛津进行了跨区预演。 |