Meaning & Definition of word "Trier"

Trier

/ˈtraɪər/

noun:

  • 1. a person who tries or attempts something, especially someone who makes an effort to accomplish a task.
    • Example: Despite the challenges, she is a true trier, constantly pushing herself to learn new skills.
  • 2. a device used for testing the quality or effectiveness of something.
    • Example: The engineer used a trier to assess the consistency of the material before finalizing the design.
  • 3. a person who litigates in courts.
    • Example: As a trier of fact, the jury plays a critical role in determining the outcome of the case.

Etymology

From the Middle English 'trien', from the Old French 'trier', meaning to sort or to try.

Common Phrases and Expressions

try hard:

To make a significant effort to achieve something.

give it a try:

To attempt something, often for the first time.

try one's best:

To make the greatest effort one can.

Related Words

try:

To make an attempt or effort to do something.

trying:

Something difficult and demanding effort.

Slang Meanings of trier

Meaning: Go-getter

Example Sentence: She's such a go-getter, always looking for a way to improve herself.

Meaning: Maverick

Example Sentence: He's a maverick in the industry, never afraid to try new things.