TRY OUT Definition & Meaning

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try out

verb

tr to test or put to experimental use
I'm going to try the new car out
whenintr, usually foll by for (of an athlete, actor, etc) to undergo a test or to submit (an athlete, actor, etc) to a test to determine suitability for a place in a team, an acting role, etc

noun

a trial or test, as of an athlete or actor

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She tells me that Black women "got to experiment" more with their hair during lockdown and were more willing to try out new products.

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A goalkeeper and then a midfielder, he tried out for Manchester United where he learned the life lesson that he was "good but not good enough".

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“I love Brazilian music, so I wanted to try out a funk fusion,” explains Castillo.

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The government will also introduce a "right to try" guarantee, which will allow people to try out working without losing their entitlement to benefits if it goes wrong.

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The government will also introduce a "right to try", to guarantee that people who try out a job will not lose their existing benefits if it does not work out.

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