try out

The phrase "try out" is versatile, commonly used in contexts of testing, auditioning, and experimentation.

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Definition

B1General

(common)To test or evaluate something to determine its effectiveness or suitability.

Example

  • She wants to try out the new recipe for dinner tonight.

B2Performing Arts

(audition, competition)To participate in a trial or audition to compete for a position or role.

Example

  • He decided to try out for the school play.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "try out":

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