Try as i may Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈtɹaɪ/ /ˈæz/, /ˈɛz/ /ˈaɪ/ /ˈmeɪ

TRY az eye MAY

UK

tɹˈaɪ/ /ˈæs/ /ˈaɪ/ /mˈeɪ

try AZ eye MAY

释义

This phrase means 'no matter how much I try' or 'even though I try very hard.' It is often used to introduce something that is difficult or impossible to achieve, despite one's efforts.

用法与细微差别

This expression is slightly formal or literary and often appears at the beginning of a sentence. It sets up contrast between effort and result. Variants: 'try as I might'. Often followed by a comma. Avoid it in casual conversation; more common in writing or storytelling.

• Spanish: por más que lo intente - aunque lo intente
• Portuguese (BR): por mais que eu tente - embora eu tente
• Portuguese (PT): por mais que eu tente - embora eu tente
• Chinese (Simplified): 无论我怎么努力 - 尽管我努力
• Chinese (Traditional): 無論我怎麼努力 - 儘管我努力
• Hindi: चाहे मैं जितना भी प्रयास कर लूं
• Arabic: مهما حاولت
• Bengali: আমি যতই চেষ্টা করি
• Russian: как бы я ни старался
• Japanese: いくら頑張っても
• Vietnamese: dù tôi có cố gắng đến đâu
• Korean: 아무리 노력해도
• Turkish: ne kadar denesem de
• Urdu: چاہے میں جتنا بھی کوشش کرلوں
• Indonesian: sekeras apa pun saya mencoba

例句

Try as I may, I can't solve this math problem.

basic

Try as I may, I can't wake up early every day.

basic

Try as I may, I can't remember her name.

basic

Try as I may, I just can't seem to make him laugh.

natural

Try as I may, the cake never comes out right when I bake it.

natural

Try as I may, I can't get this song out of my head.

natural