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Meaning

The word "try" refers to the act of attempting to do something. It involves making an effort or taking action to achieve a goal or to test something out. When you try something, you are engaging in an endeavor to see if you can succeed or if it works as intended.

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Etymology

The word "try" originates from the Old French word "trier," which means "to separate" or "to sift." This word is derived from the Vulgar Latin "*temprare," which means "to mix" or "to prove." The transition from "to test" to "to attempt" highlights its usage in contemporary English as an action of making an effort.

Examples

  1. I will try my best to finish this project by the deadline.
  2. She decided to try a new recipe for dinner tonight.
  3. If you don’t understand the topic, it’s okay to try asking for help.
  4. He wants to try out for the basketball team this year.

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