Try out
/traɪ aʊt/A2
Elementary
1. To test something new or experimental to determine if it meets expectations or requirements.
- I want to try out the new restaurant that opened downtown.
- She decided to try out the software before buying a full subscription.
2. To test someone's abilities or whether they are suitable for a particular job or role.
- He tried out for the national basketball team but didn't make it.
- The director is holding auditions to try out actors for the lead role in the play.
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