retry

UK
/ˌriːˈtraɪ/
US
/ˌriˈtraɪ/

Translations

retrynoun
retries
pl
UK
/ˌriːˈtraɪ/
US
/ˌriˈtraɪ/
After the initial failure, the team decided to give the project a retry.
Après l’échec initial, l’équipe a décidé de donner au projet un réessai.
Additional translations
nouveau procèsDomaine juridique.
Synonyms
retryverb
retried
Past Simple
retried
Past Participle
retrying
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈtraɪ/
US
/ˌriˈtraɪ/
After the initial failure, she decided to retry the experiment with a different approach.
Après l’échec initial, elle a décidé de réessayer l’expérience avec une approche différente.
Additional translations
rejugerDomaine juridique.
Synonyms
try again
have another go
give it another shot
attempt again
retryadjective
Used attributively to describe something related to trying again (e.g., 'retry logic').
itératifSurtout en informatique et en technique.
The software includes a retry mechanism to handle network failures.
Le logiciel comprend un mécanisme itératif pour gérer les pannes réseau.

Definitions

retrynoun
An act of trying to do something again, especially after a previous attempt has failed.
After the initial failure, the team decided to give the project a retry.
A second or subsequent trial of a legal case in court.
The prosecution requested a retry after key evidence was ruled admissible.
retryverb
To attempt to do something again, especially after a previous attempt has failed.
After the initial failure, she decided to retry the experiment with a different approach.
To subject (a legal case or defendant) to a new trial in court.
After the mistrial, the court decided to retry the defendant the following month.
retryadjective
Relating to, intended for, or involving an additional attempt.
The software includes a retry mechanism to handle network failures.