CEFR B2

trier

noun

Meaning

A person who makes an effort to do something, especially someone who persists despite difficulties.

Examples

He's not the most talented player, but he's a real trier on the field.
Despite facing many setbacks, she proved herself to be a dedicated trier.

Synonyms: endeavorer, striver, hard worker, go-getter

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trier (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈtraɪər/

Definition

A person who makes an effort to do something, especially someone who persists despite difficulties.

Examples

He's not the most talented player, but he's a real trier on the field.
Despite facing many setbacks, she proved herself to be a dedicated trier.
The coach admired the young athlete's spirit; he was a true trier.

How to Use trier

a real trier (collocation): Someone who puts in a lot of effort. — "Despite his lack of experience, he's a real trier, always giving his best."
a good trier (collocation): Someone who tries hard and is willing to attempt things. — "She might not win, but she's always a good trier in every competition."

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