英语词组try your luck是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

try (one's) luck

To attempt to succeed in doing something for which success is not guaranteed, or that will rely at least in part on good fortune. I'll try my luck to see if I can get the lawnmower working, but we may have to bring it to a mechanic. The young billionaire, who made his fortune in the tech industry, is now trying his luck at the pharmaceutical market. I'll try my luck with the odd slot machine or lottery ticket, but otherwise I don't really care for gambling.

try your luck

COMMON If someone tries their luck, they try something and hope that it will be successful. The most obvious thing would be to try her luck in London. Someone told me there's a railway station at Wexter, and I thought I'd try my luck by rail again.

try your luck (at something)

do something that involves risk or luck, hoping to succeed.

1964 Mary Stewart This Rough Magic I finally decided, after three years of juvenile leads in provincial rep that it was time to try my luck in London.

try your ˈluck (at something)

try to do or get something, hoping you will succeed: A friend told me the job was available, so I thought I’d try my luck.

词组	try your luck
释义	Idiom try your lucktry (your) luck to attempt something that may or may not succeed. Hundreds of fishermen had shown up early at the lake to try their luck. try (one's) luck To attempt to succeed in doing something for which success is not guaranteed, or that will rely at least in part on good fortune. I'll try my luck to see if I can get the lawnmower working, but we may have to bring it to a mechanic. The young billionaire, who made his fortune in the tech industry, is now trying his luck at the pharmaceutical market. I'll try my luck with the odd slot machine or lottery ticket, but otherwise I don't really care for gambling. try your luck COMMON If someone tries their luck, they try something and hope that it will be successful. The most obvious thing would be to try her luck in London. Someone told me there's a railway station at Wexter, and I thought I'd try my luck by rail again. try your luck (at something) do something that involves risk or luck, hoping to succeed. 1964 Mary Stewart This Rough Magic I finally decided, after three years of juvenile leads in provincial rep that it was time to try my luck in London. try your ˈluck (at something) try to do or get something, hoping you will succeed: A friend told me the job was available, so I thought I’d try my luck.
随便看	put a rocket under something put a rope to the eye of a needle put around put aside put aside differences put aside for a rainy day put aside her differences put aside his differences put aside my differences put aside (one's) differences put aside one's differences put aside our differences put aside something put aside their differences put aside your differences put a smile on face put a smile on her face put a smile on his face put a smile on my face put a smile on (one's) face get someone into shape get someone into trouble get someone nowhere get someone off back get someone off the hook