try

1. [intransitive , transitive ] to make an attempt or effort to do or get sth
• I don't know if I can come but I'll try. 我不知道是否能来，但我尽可能来。
• try to do sth
• What are you trying to do? 你想要做什么？
• I tried hard not to laugh. 我强忍住不笑出来。
• try your best/hardest (to do sth)
• She tried her best to solve the problem. 她尽了最大的努力解决这个问题。
• Just try your hardest. 请尽力而为吧。
• HELP: In spoken English try can be used with and plus another verb, instead of with to and the infinitive.
• I'll try and get you a new one tomorrow. 我明天给你换一个新的。
• Try and finish quickly. 尽量快点完成。
• In this structure, only the form trycan be used, not tries, tryingor tried. 在这一结构中，只能用 try 的形式，而不能用 tries、trying 或 tried。

2. [transitive ] to use, do or test sth in order to see if it is good, suitable, etc.

3. [transitive ] to examine evidence in court and decide whether sb is innocent or guilty

4. I do the sentences myself
• She tries to get up early every morning to go jogging. 她尽量每天早起慢跑。

1. [usually singular ] an act of trying to do sth 尝试；试图；努力
• I doubt they'll be able to help but it's worth a try (= worth asking them). 我不敢肯定他们能够帮得上忙，但不妨试一试。
• try (at sth /at doing sth)
• Why don't you have a try at convincing him? 为什么你不试试说服他？
• The US negotiators decided to make another try at reaching a settlement. 美国的谈判者决定再作一番努力，力争达成和解。
• (informal) 'What's that behind you?' 'Nice try (= at making me turn round),but you'll have to do better than that!' “看你身后是什么？”“好个鬼花招，不过你耍的手法还不够高明！”

2. (in rugby 橄榄球 ) an act of scoring points by touching the ground behind your opponents' goal line with the ball 在对方球门线后带球触地；持球触地得分
• to score a try 带球触地得分
• expansion
• Who's open? Go out. Deeper. Deeper. Touchdown!

enjoy

1. to take pleasure in (something)
• He always enjoys a good laugh. 他总是喜欢开怀大笑。
• Relax and enjoy the view. 放松身心，欣赏美景。

2. to have or experience (something good or helpful)
• She enjoyed great success in her new business. 她的新事业取得了巨大成功
• The show enjoyed a brief surge of popularity. 该节目曾一度风靡一时。
• They enjoyed a large income from their investments. 他们从投资中获得了丰厚的收入。

3. expansion
• enjoy yourself : to have a good time : to spend time doing something that gives you pleasure
• He really enjoyed himself at the party. 他在派对上玩得很开心。
• en·joy·able /ɪnˈʤojəbəl/ (ADJ more ~; most ~)
• We had an enjoyable time. 我们度过了一段愉快的时光。
• en·joy·ably /ɪnˈʤojəbli/ (ADV)
• The book is enjoyably silly. 这本书荒诞有趣。

4. I do the sentences myself
• My daughter enjoys biking around Wetlands Park.

watch

1. to look at (someone or something) for an amount of time and pay attention to what is happening
• + obj
• They have a rookie on the team who is fun to watch.
• I fell asleep watching television.
• What movie are you watching?
• “Mom, watch me do a cartwheel!”
• Watch us (do it) to see how it's done.
• She sat and watched the children play.
• He didn't know that he was being watched by the police. [=that the police were looking at what he was doing]
• no obj
• “Would you like to play, too?” “No, I'll just watch.”Just sit back and watch.Keep watching to see what happens next.“What happens next?” “Watch and see.”