[Idiom] TRY HAND AT. - Learn and Explore New Activities Easily

Attempt something new.

The idiom "try hand at" means to attempt doing something for the first time to see if one likes it or can succeed in it. It's like giving something a shot to discover if it suits you, just as you might try your hand at painting, cooking, or even skydiving. This expression emphasizes the action of experiencing different endeavors, suggesting a hands-on approach to new opportunities.

Example Sentences

1. She decided to try her hand at painting.

   She decided to experiment with painting.

2. He's going to try his hand at cooking a gourmet meal tonight.

   He plans to try cooking an elaborate meal tonight as a new experience.

3. After years in marketing, Jenna tried her hand at writing a novel and discovered a new passion.

   After working in marketing for years, Jenna experimented with novel writing and discovered a new interest.