verb phrase · informal
try a new restaurant
UK/traɪ ə njuː ˈrɛst(ə)rɒnt/US/traɪ ə nu ˈrɛstərɑːnt/try a new RES·tau·rant
to eat at a restaurant that one has not tried before
Examples
“When friends visit, I enjoy trying a new restaurant so we can taste different cuisines.”
“Instead of repeating the same places, we often try a new restaurant each month.”
“Food critics often try a new restaurant to stay updated with trends.”
Band 8 sentence
“When I want something different, I enjoy trying a new restaurant to explore unfamiliar flavours.”
Collocations
- try a new restaurant downtown
- try out a new restaurant
Word family
Common mistakes
try new restaurant→try a new restaurant
try a restaurant new→try a new restaurant
Say it for a higher band
5try new restaurant→6try a restaurant→7+try a new restaurant
Synonyms
dine somewhere new
Easily confused
go to a café
“On Sunday afternoons we usually go to a café for coffee and a chat.”
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