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💪try

verb
/traɪ/
Truthfulness tryst
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Meaning

to make an attempt or effort to do something
to make an effort to do something; to attempt

Example Sentences

She will try her best to succeed.

I will try my best to help you.

Example Expressions

Try your best

Synonyms

attempt, strive, endeavor, seek, effort
Entry 1
attempt, strive, endeavor, seek
Entry 2
attempt, endeavor, strive, effort

Antonyms

give up, quit, abandon
Entry 1
give up, quit, abandon
Entry 2
quit, give up, abandon

Collocations

try to, try hard, try out, try again, try something, try best, try desperately
Entry 1
try to, try hard, try out, try again
Entry 2
try hard, try again, try something, try best, try desperately

More Example Sentences

Our country was under martial law.

I went to the countryside with my family.

Illiteracy is a big problem for our country.

There was a rumour about her over the country.

Did you get the opportunity to try our local food?

Everyday I try to complete my homework before dinner.

Everyday I try to finish the work before your telling me.

It is possible for me to work for three hours everyday if I try.

It is possible for me to study for one and a half hours everyday if I try.

No matter what they say, does anybody really try to do anything good for the people?

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