Usages of prøve
Når du føler dig klar, kan du prøve at skrive nogle sætninger selv.
When you feel ready, you can try to write some sentences yourself.
Jeg prøver at lære nye ord.
I try to learn new words.
Når søskende skændes, prøver onklens rolige ord at hjælpe dem.
When siblings argue, the uncle’s calm words try to help them.
Hvis jeg prøvede at lave suppe i ovnen, ville det nok gå galt, så jeg bruger altid gryden.
If I tried to make soup in the oven, it would probably go wrong, so I always use the pot.
Hun siger: “Lad være med at bekymre dig,” og jeg prøver at lytte til hende.
She says, “Don’t worry,” and I try to listen to her.
Hjemmesiden er langsom i dag, så jeg prøver igen senere.
The website is slow today, so I try again later.
Når hun har opdateret computeren, vil hun genstarte den og prøve igen.
When she has updated the computer, she will restart it and try again.
Hun prøver ikke bare at undskylde, men også at rette sin fejl, så ingen bliver skuffede igen.
She tries not only to apologize, but also to correct her mistake, so that no one becomes disappointed again.
Jeg prøver at finde ud af, hvorfor bussen er forsinket.
I am trying to find out why the bus is delayed.
Hun prøver ikke at græde, selvom hun er meget skuffet.
She tries not to cry, even though she is very disappointed.
Min datter er allerede vågen, når jeg stadig prøver at vågne helt.
My daughter is already awake when I am still trying to wake up fully.
Sluk lyset med lyskontakten, før du går, og prøv ikke at rive i håndtaget.
Turn off the light with the light switch before you leave, and try not to pull on the handle.
Vi nøjes ikke med at tale om problemet; vi prøver også at finde en løsning sammen.
We do not just settle for talking about the problem; we also try to find a solution together.
Hvis det ikke lykkes hende at logge ind i aften, prøver hun igen i morgen.
If she does not manage to log in tonight, she will try again tomorrow.
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