Try me meaning in English
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Definition
(I know all the capitals of the United States.) Try me!: (I know all the capitals of the United States.) Test me! Put me to the test! Give me a State and I'll tell you the capital!
to try: to attempt, to test, to strive, to have a go, to endeavor
Examples
- "Fiona : I'm very intelligent. Try me."
Exercise 1
When Fiona says "Try me", what does she mean?
When Fiona says "Try me", what does she mean?
Fiona's expression "try me", is not an invitation for Philip to "trust her". She is telling Philip to go ahead and explain his job responsibilities.
When Philip tells Fiona that his job responsibilities are "complex to explain", Fiona responds by saying "Try me". She wants Philip to go ahead and explain his job responsibilities. Her expression suggests that she is capable of understanding Philip's job responsibilities, even if they are complex or complicated. "Try me" is an expression which means "go ahead" or, "do it".
Fiona's expression "try me", is not an expression of her becoming impatient. She is telling Philip to go ahead and explain his job responsibilities.
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