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Phrasal Verbs Utilisant 'Out' - Essayer, réussir ou échouer

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Out'

to defeat and perform better than someone in a competition, sport, business, etc.

battre, surpasser

battre, surpasser

Ex: The new technology aims to beat out existing solutions in the market.

to end in a disappointing or weak way, particularly after a good start

faiblir, retomber, tomber à l'eau

faiblir, retomber, tomber à l'eau

Ex: The initial excitement about the fizzled out as fewer people confirmed their attendance .

to stop working or functioning

tomber en panne, cesser de fonctionner

tomber en panne, cesser de fonctionner

Ex: The engine of the gave out in the middle of the lake , requiring a tow back to shore .

to be defeated or surpassed by someone or something else

perdre, être défavorisé par

perdre, être défavorisé par

Ex: She lost out to her colleague for the promotion.

to experience good luck

avoir de la chance, tomber sur quelque chose de chanceux

avoir de la chance, tomber sur quelque chose de chanceux

Ex: The investor lucked out when the stock market suddenly surged, increasing the value of their investment.

to lose the opportunity to do or participate in something useful or fun

rater

rater

Ex: Do n't skip the workshop ; you would n't want miss out on valuable insights .
to pan out
[verbe]

to succeed or come to a favorable outcome

réussir, aboutir

réussir, aboutir

Ex: We had a lot of doubts at the start , but the panned out better than we expected .

to choose among a group of people or things

choisir

choisir

Ex: They asked the children pick out their favorite toys .

to not succeed in doing or accomplishing something

échouer, ne pas avoir ce qu'on voulait, ne pas décrocher

échouer, ne pas avoir ce qu'on voulait, ne pas décrocher

Ex: The scientist, after multiple experiments, was disappointed to strike out in discovering a groundbreaking solution.

to try a new theory in real situations to see how well it works or gather feedback

tester, essayer

tester, essayer

Ex: The team is testing out the new design with a focus group .
to try out
[verbe]

to perform or demonstrate one's abilities with the aim of getting a specific role or position

essayer, faire une audition

essayer, faire une audition

Ex: The guitarist tried out for the band by playing a few impressive solos.
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