Quit
Quit verb - To give up (a job or office).
Try
Try verb - To make an effort to do.
Usage example: will try to call later tonight
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- However, you can quit and try again next year, but this also makes your teammates fail.
Source: Hidden Purpose Test -
In order to try and quit being detracted he tries to dismiss it as nothing, right before finding Sanosuke who was attacked by the same fighter from his dream.
Source: Manga / Rurouni Kenshin -
Continuing Is Painful: When the player character dies, they have four options: give up some experience and fame to continue, lose some gold and get teleported, drop all gold and get teleported, or quit and try from the last save point.
Source: Video Game / FATE
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