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try something ↔ out, phrasal verb:
1. to test something such as a method or a piece of equipment to see if it is effective or works properly :
*She enjoys trying out new ways of doing things.
2. to practice a skill in order to improve it:
try something ↔ out on
*She enjoyed trying her French out on Jean-Pierre.

try out for something, phrasal verb:
to try to be chosen as a member of a team, for a part in a play etc
*In high school, I tried out for all the female leads.
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Try out: to use a new method, a new product, or that you have learned, in order to find out how good, how successful, or how suitable it is
try out something
*They sell paint in very small cans so you can try out the different colours at home.
*Dietmar enjoyed trying out his English on American troops stationed in Berlin.
try something out
*It was six months before she had a chance to try her songs out in front of a live audience.