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Tries Meaning for Kids

What Does Tries Mean?

Verb

  • To attempt to do something.
  • To test something out or see how it works.
  • To make an effort to do something.

Noun

  • An attempt to do something.
  • A score in rugby, similar to a touchdown in football.

Tries — Full Explanation

Tries means to attempt or make an effort to do something. For example, if you try to ride a bike, you are trying to learn how to do it.

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Tries Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
कोशिश

koshish

कोशिशें

koshishen

प्रयास

prayas

kannada
ಪ್ರಯತ್ನ

Prayatna

ಪ್ರಯತ್ನಗಳು

PrayatnagaLu

ಮೋಡಗಳು

MoDagalu

bengali
চেষ্টা (chesta)

chesta

প্রয়াস (proyas)

proyas

spanish
intenta en español

intenta

intentos en español

intentos

pruebas en español

pruebas

Tries Synonyms

Tries in Sentences

  • He tries to ride his bike without training wheels.
  • She tries to solve the puzzle.
  • The cat tries to catch the mouse.
  • He tries to finish his homework on time.
  • She tries to bake cookies with her mom.

💬 Tries Chat: Listen In!

The Kite Adventure

Ananya: "Ugh, my kite won't go up. I've run three times already."

Kabir: "Give it to me! I’ll show you. I’m the kite boss."

Ananya: "You always say that. Then you give up and eat chikki."

Kabir: "Chikki never flies away. Kites do. That’s why I like chikki more."

Mummy: "Both of you, the wind is perfect. Who’s flying the kite and who’s just arguing?"

Kabir: "I’m flying it! Watch me. I’ll run super fast."

Ananya: "Fine. I’ll hold the spool. Don’t yank it like last time."

Kabir: "Ready... now!"

Ananya: "Careful, Kabir! The thread is cutting into my fingers."

Kabir: "Ow, my sandal slipped. The kite just did a crash landing on the terrace."

Ananya: "See? You tried once and now you’ll ask for chikki."

Kabir: "Maybe... one small piece. My tummy is also trying to be brave."

Mummy: "Kites need patient pilots. Who still wants to try again?"

Ananya: "I do. Kabir can hold the spool this time. I’ll run."

Kabir: "But you already tried and it didn’t work."

Ananya: "So? A kite doesn’t know if it’s the first try or the tenth try."

Mummy: "Exactly. The kite only feels how many times someone tries and doesn’t give up."

Kabir: "Okay, okay. I’ll hold the spool gently. Promise."

Ananya: "Look, the wind is blowing my dupatta. This is a good sign."

Kabir: "Run, Ananya! The tail is fluttering!"

Ananya: "I’m running! My feet are burning on the terrace, but I’m still trying!"

Kabir: "It’s going up! Don’t stop, keep trying!"

Ananya: "I’m tired, but I’ll try one more time—there!"

Kabir: "Whoa! It’s flying high, next to that green kite!"

Mummy: "See what happens when Ananya tries again and again?"

Ananya: "Yeah. Every time I try, the kite listens a little more."

Kabir: "My turn next. If it falls, I’ll just say, ‘Kabir tries again!’ instead of running to the chikki box."

Frequently Asked Questions About Tries

What does 'tries' mean?
The word 'tries' means to make an effort to do something or to attempt to do something.
How do you pronounce 'tries'?
You pronounce 'tries' like this: tryz.
What is the origin of the word 'tries'?
The word 'tries' comes from the verb 'try', which has roots in Old French and Latin.
What is the meaning of 'tries' in Kannada?
The word 'tries' in Kannada is 'ಪ್ರಯತ್ನಿಸುತ್ತಾನೆ' (Prayatnisuttāne).

Facts & Quotes About Tries

Fact: Did you know? Every time you try something new, you learn and grow!
Proverb: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. (This means keep trying until you succeed!)
Quote: "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston S. Churchill