try
The initial attempt to do something.
Used to acknowledge a commendable but unsuccessful effort.
Similar to 'good try', often used colloquially.
A subsequent attempt after a previous one.
The attempt following the first one.
Refers to subsequent ordinal attempts (third, fourth, etc.).
A try awarded by the referee when the defending team commits a foul.
A very good and important try.
A try of very high quality.
The try that makes a team win the game.
A try of the highest quality.
A try that determines the winner of the game.
A well-executed try.
A try scored in the final moments of the game.
A very impressive and skillful try.
A try scored with great skill.
A try scored near the end of the game.
An excellent and impressive try.
The first try of the game.
A try scored by the forwards pushing together in a scrum over the try line.
To make a great effort.
To try with a sense of urgency and hopelessness.
To try in a hurried, excited, or disorganized way.
To try with great energy, speed, or anger.
To try with great strength or effort.
To make the greatest effort you can.
To make the most intense effort you can.
To emphasize that your intention is simple and often helpful, despite a negative outcome.
Similar to 'be just trying to do sth', emphasizing a limited and specific intention.
To stop making an effort to do something.
To make the greatest possible effort (more formal).
To make a choice to attempt something.
To challenge someone to attempt something.
To attempt to do something, often for the first time.
To make an attempt at something.
Used to say that an attempt is justified even if success is not certain.
To successfully get a try.
To score extra points by kicking the ball over the crossbar after a try.
To succeed in scoring a try.
To cross the try line and score a try.
An attempt to do or achieve something.
Indicates the player who scored the try.
Indicates the player or position from which the try originated.
A try scored when playing a particular opponent.