try out — to test something or someone to see if they are suitable or effective
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to test something or someone to see if they are suitable or effective
Pronunciation (IPA): /traɪ aʊt/
Korean meaning: 시험해보다, 테스트하다
Korean pronunciation: **트라**이 **아우**트
Example Sentences
- My dad wants to try out every free sample at the supermarket before buying anything.
- I'm going to try out for the company talent show with my amazing air guitar skills.
- Let's try out this new restaurant that everyone's talking about.
try out
VERB//traɪ aʊt//
to test something or someone to see if they are suitable or effective
시험해보다, 테스트하다
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Origin
'try'는 고대 프랑스어 'trier(분류하다)'에서, 'out'은 고대 영어 'ūt(밖으로)'에서 유래했습니다. 두 단어가 합쳐져 '밖으로 내어 시험해보다'라는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“My dad wants to try out every free sample at the supermarket before buying anything.”
“I'm going to try out for the company talent show with my amazing air guitar skills.”
“Let's try out this new restaurant that everyone's talking about.”
“She's nervous about trying out for the lead role in the school play.”
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