acoustochemistry[ə͵ku:stəʋʹkemıstrı]
n спец.
<Í> акустохимия, сонохимия

You never know till you try Идиома

by a country mile

by a long distance, by a wide margin Black Beauty won the race by a country mile. She was far ahead.

captain of industry

a top corporation officer The president of our company was a captain of industry and after he retired he was appointed to many government boards.

the old college try

a good effort, trying hard like a college student Let's give it the old college try, boys. We can win this boat race!

try it

try to do it, try your hand at After I sing the song, you try it. See if you can sing it.

try it on

wear a garment to see if it fits If you like that dress, you can try it on in one of our fitting rooms.

try it out

use it for awhile, test it, test drive This is our new life-time pen. Would you like to try it out?

try me

"ask me, see what I say; challenge me, find out" """You wouldn't call the police, would you?"" ""Just try me."""

try on

put on clothes to see how they fit and look You should try on that jacket before you buy it.

try one

make an inexperienced attempt at something I tried my hand at golf last summer but I didn't really like it.

try out

try to become a member of a team Let's try out for soccer this year. Let's play on the team.

you('ll) never apperceive till you try

1. It is not accessible for you to apperceive whether or not you adore article until you try it for the aboriginal time. A: "Yuck, I don't like peas!" B: "You never apperceive till you try. I bet you'd absolutely like them!" A: "Those affair novels are so stupid." B: "Have you anytime absolutely apprehend one before? You'll never apperceive till you try."2. It is not accessible for you to apperceive whether or not you can do article until you attack it for the aboriginal time. A: "I've consistently capital to address a novel, but I'm not a acceptable abundant biographer for it." B: "Why do you say that? You'll never apperceive till you try." A: "I anticipate I'd be too afraid to sky-dive." B: "Just go for it—you never apperceive till you try!"Learn more: know, never, till, try

You never apperceive (what you can do) till you try.

Prov. Even if you anticipate you are not able to do something, you should try to do it. Jill: Want to go rock-climbing with me this weekend? Jane: Oh, I can't rock-climb. Jill: How do you know? Have you anytime approved it? Jane: No, not really. Jill: You don't apperceive what you can do till you try. Alan: I'll never be able to apprentice to dance. Jane: You don't apperceive till you try.Learn more: know, never, till, try

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trump card trump up try it try it on try it out try me try on try one try out try out for try (something) out try that try that on for size try your darndest try your hand at try your luck tube head You mad(, bro)? You made my day you made your bed, now lie in it you make a better door than you do a window you make me laugh You make me laugh! you make me sick you may well ask You mean to tell me you must (learn to) walk before you (can) run you must be fun at parties you must be joking you must be joking! you must be kidding (me) you must be new here you must be out of your mind you must be tired, because you've been running through my mind all day You must have mistaken me for someone who gives a shit you must lose a fly to catch a trout you name it you name it, (one's) got it you name it, somebody's got it you need to bait the hook to catch the fish you never can tell you never know You never know till you try you never know what you've got till it's gone you never know with (someone or something) you never miss the water till the well runs dry you never miss the water until the well runs dry you only live once you pay your money, and you take your choice you pays your money and takes your choice You pays your money and you takes your chance you pays your money and you takes your choice you pays your money, and you takes your chance(s) you pays your money, and you takes your choice you put your foot in it you reap what you sow You said a mouthful you said it you said it! you saved the day You scared the hell out of me you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours you see you should excuse the expression you should know a man seven years before you stir his fire you should talk you should worry! you shouldn't have

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