have a try
Frequency: 7.917.0 per million words
To make an attempt at something.
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Examples (10)
- Can I have a try?
- She's having another try at the marathon.
- Why don't you have a try at solving this puzzle?
- He decided to have a try at baking a cake for the first time.
- After much hesitation, she finally agreed to have a try at skiing.
- We should have a try at implementing the new strategy.
- Even if it seems difficult, you should always have a try.
- I've never done this before, but I'm willing to have a try.
- They're having a try at learning a new language this semester.
- Let's have a try and see if this method works better.