trying on
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of putting on clothes to test their fit and appearance: "trying on" refers specifically to the process of wearing garments temporarily to assess their size, comfort, and how they look on the wearer.
Usage
- The noun "trying on" is typically used in contexts related to shopping, tailoring, or preparing for an event where clothing selection is important.
- It is often preceded by verbs like "do," "have," or "need" (e.g., "do a trying on").
- It commonly appears in the phrase "a trying-on session" or "for trying on."
Examples
- Noun:
- She spent an hour in the fitting room for the trying on of wedding dresses.
- Before you buy, a proper trying on is essential.
- The store has a special area dedicated to the trying on of shoes.
Advanced Usage
- "to do some trying on": to engage in the activity of testing clothes.
- I need to do some trying on before I decide which suit to purchase.
Variants and Related Words
- Try on (phrasal verb): to put on a garment to test it.
- You should try on the jacket before buying it.
- Fitting (n): a session where clothes are tried on, especially for adjustment by a tailor.
- I have a fitting for my new suit tomorrow.
Synonyms
- Fitting: a session of trying on clothes, especially for alteration.
- Trial: an act of testing something, such as clothing.
Related Phrasal Verbs
- Try on: to put on clothing or accessories to see if they fit or are suitable.
- He tried on three different pairs of glasses.
Noun
- putting clothes on to see whether they fit