Collocation
Can I try it on?
A polite question asking to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits or looks good before buying.
Definition
'Can I try it on?' is a common English collocation. A polite question asking to put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits or looks good before buying.
try + it + on
“Can I try it on before I buy it?”
Examples
- Can I try it on in the fitting room?
- She asked the assistant if she could try it on.
- I want to try it on to check the size.
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- He tried it on and realized the sleeves were too long.
- Do you mind if I try it on quickly?
- They let me try it on, but I decided not to buy it.
- If the shoes feel tight, try them on with thinner socks.
- I tried it on at home again and noticed the color looked different in daylight.
- Before you pay, try it on and move your arms to see if it is comfortable.
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