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トライする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General use as a noun or with する to mean making an attempt or giving something a try.

Sports term for scoring a try in rugby.

〈事こと〉にトライするto give something a try; to attempt something
新あたらしい料りょう理りにトライしてみた。
I gave a new dish a try.
トライを決きめるto score a try (in rugby)
彼かれは後こう半はんでトライを決きめた。
He scored a try in the second half.
もう一いち度どトライするto try again
失しっ敗ぱいしたので、もう一いち度どトライした。
Since I failed, I tried again.

挑ちょう戦せんN2sense 1
挑戦 is a more formal or serious word for taking on a challenge, while トライ is a casual, everyday word for giving something a try.
チャレンジN4sense 1
チャレンジ and トライ are both casual loanwords for making an attempt, but チャレンジ carries a stronger sense of taking on a challenge or difficulty.
試こころみるN2sense 1
試みる is a native Japanese verb for making a deliberate, often experimental attempt, whereas トライする is a lighter, more casual way to say the same thing.
試こころみN1
トライ is a casual, spoken-style loanword for giving something a try, while 試み is more formal and appears in writing.

トライアル sense 1
トライアル refers to a trial, test, or qualifying race, while トライ simply means an attempt or try itself.

回かいN4
Used for an attempt or try as an occurrence.
度どN4
Also natural for counting attempts, especially in phrases like 'one more try'.

Loanword from English 'try', adopted into Japanese with katakana spelling.