to attempt; to try

(coll.) to try to

to give it a try

experiment; test; CL:次[ci4],個|个[ge4]; to experiment; experimental

to take a screen test; to audition; screen test; audition; tryout

to have a try

to sound out; to probe; to feel out; to try out

to consider (a cogent point) (usu. used as an imperative – "Think about it: ...")

to try sth out; to be on probation

audition; dress rehearsal; preview (of a theatrical performance); dummy run

to try wearing clothes; fitting trial

examination paper; test paper; CL:份[fen4],張|张[zhang1]

to refine with fire

trial period; probationary period

test point; to carry out trial; pilot scheme

audition; to give sb an audition; to check by listening

test tube

test drive

to attempt; test run

to try doing (sth) to see how well it turns out; to experiment

to try out a new product (or manufacturing process); prototype; trial product

reagent

to try sth out; trial; pilot scheme

exam room

trial marriage; to live together before deciding whether to marry

product tester; trial user (often receiving free or discounted items in exchange for feedback)

to test-fire; to conduct a missile test

to work for a trial period; worker on probation

to work for a trial period; worker on probation

trial broadcast

preview (of a movie); trial screening

Petri dish; test dish; trial slide

style; type; model

to run water through a system to test it (for leakages etc); (fig.) to test the waters; to do (sth) on a trial basis

reagent; test solution; experimental liquid

trial explosion; nuclear test

to try out (a game, toy etc)

test planting; crop grown on a trial basis

(chemistry, medicine) test strip

test flight (of aircraft); sea trial (of ship)

to try out; to test

to try on (clothes); fitting

to take temperature

to read a sample chapter of a book; to subscribe to a publication on a trial basis; to attend classes on a trial basis

to test drive; a trial run

assay

trial sale; test marketing

trial and error (abbr. for 嘗試錯誤法|尝试错误法[chang2 shi4 cuo4 wu4 fa3]); to experiment (to see what works and what doesn't)

I would like to ask (usually used rhetorically); one might well ask