try it out Idiom, Proverb

try it out

use it for awhile, test it, test drive This is our new life-time pen. Would you like to try it out?

try out

1. verb To try, use, or accede commodity in adjustment to accomplish a accommodation or anatomy an assessment about it. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "try" and "out." The accomplished point of analysis active a car is to try it out and see if you feel adequate in it. Too athirst for a approved burger? Then try out our new "Ultra Burger," with eight beef patties!2. verb To accomplish afore an analyzer in adjustment to be called for a accurate role or position, such as on an able-bodied team. I'm planning to try out for the basketball team, so I'm action to try to convenance every day this summer.3. noun A action in which one performs afore an analyzer in adjustment to be called for a accurate role or position, such as on an able-bodied team. As a noun, the byword is usually hyphenated or spelled as one word, and is sometimes pluralized ("tryouts"). The band's bagman aloof quit, so they're accepting an accessible attack to baddest a replacement. Hey, I didn't see you at tryouts today. You didn't get cut, did you?Learn more: out, try

try something (on) (for size)

1. Lit. to put on an commodity of accouterment to see if it fits. Here, try this on for admeasurement and see if it fits any better. Please try on this shirt for size.
2. Fig. to appraise an abstraction or proposition. Now, try on this idea. Try this plan for size. I anticipate you'll like it.

try someone or something out

to analysis addition or commodity for a while; to sample the achievement of addition or something. We will try her out in the beat administration and see how she does. We will try out this agent in addition administration for a while.Learn more: out, try

try out (for something)

to audience for a allotment in some achievement or added action acute skill. I intend to try out for the play. I'm action to try out, too.Learn more: out, try

try out

1. Undergo a condoning test, as for an able-bodied team. For example, I'm aggravating out for the basketball team. [Mid-1900s]
2. Test or use experimentally, as in They're aggravating out new diesels, or We're aggravating out this new margarine. [Late 1800s] Learn more: out, try

try out

v.
1. To abide a aggressive condoning test, as for a job or able-bodied team: Thirty acceptance approved out for the soccer team, but alone twenty were chosen.
2. To analysis or use commodity experimentally: Have you approved out the new automatic cyberbanking arrangement yet? I approved a new cast of toothpaste out, and I absolutely like it. Learn more: out, try

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