原级：try第三人称单数：tries过去分词：tried过去式：tried
trying基本解释
形容词令人难于忍受的; 难堪的; 令人厌烦的
动词试图( try的现在分词); 试验，尝试; 审讯
trying相关例句
形容词
1. The work is trying to the eyes.
这项工作太累眼睛。
2. It had been a most trying experience for them.
那对他们来说是一段十分难受的经历。
trying情景对话
学校
B：I’m trying to decide (what school to go to/ what to major in/ what classes to take).
我在考虑（读哪个学校/学什么专业/读哪个班）？
A：What are you interested in?
你的兴趣是什么？
生活对话
A：Thank you for bringing me. This is great!
谢谢你带我来，太棒了！
B：Rose, do you see? Herb and Don are over there.
柔丝，你看到没，赫伯跟唐在那里。
A：Uh huh. I can't believe it! You're trying to set up Herb and me.
喔，我真不敢相信！你想撮合我跟赫伯。
trying的意思
B：Let's sit with them.
我们去跟他们坐在一起。
A：Ms. Matchmaker, Herb and I just aren't written in the stars.
媒人婆，赫伯和我根本没缘分。
B：Who knows? Come on!
谁说的？来嘛！
Language school-(语言学校)
A：Bonjour!
早上好。（法语）
B：What?
你说什么？
A：I said, “Bonjour!”
我说：早上好。
B：What’s wrong with you, Ted?
你怎么了，特德。
A：I’m speaking French. Don’t you know anything?
我在说法语，你不知道吗？
B：What’s wrong with speaking English?
说英语有什么不好吗?
A：Well, I just got back from my language school. We have to speak French all day there. No English allowed!
哦，我刚刚从语言学校回来。在那里我们成天说法语，不准说英语。
B：What are you doing that for?
为什么要这样呢？
A：I’m trying to learn new skills. It makes me more qualified for a good job.
我想学一点新的技能。这可以让我更有资格胜任一个好的工作。
B：Good for you.
好得很。
trying网络解释
1. trying的反义词
1. 试：首先,ambition是应该有的,但在英国,人们一般把20岁之前的阶段当作是学习(learning)阶段,累积一定的知识(knowledge)和技能(skill20-30岁,是一个不断尝试(trying)和犯错(making mistakes)的阶段,充实自己的阅历和修正方向;
2. trying的近义词
2. 难捱的：try 试 | trying 难捱的 | tub 浴盆
3. 裁决：trying plane 平刨 | trying 裁决 | tryout 试用试验
trying词典解释
1. 难对付的;令人厌烦的;令人恼火的
If you describe something or someone as trying, you mean that they are difficult to deal with and make you feel impatient or annoyed.
e.g. Support from those closest to you is vital in these trying times...
在这些困难的时刻，最亲近的人给予你的支持至关重要。
e.g. The whole business has been very trying.
整个事情一直令人非常头疼。
trying英英释义
adj
1. extremely irritating to the nerves
e.g. nerve-racking noise
the stressful days before a war
a trying day at the office
Synonym: nerve-rackingnerve-wrackingstressful
2. hard to endure
e.g. fell upon trying times
