Definition of retry in English:

retry

verbretried, retrying, retries riːˈtrʌɪriˈtraɪ

1Law
with object Try (a defendant or case) again.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Appeals Chamber may dismiss the appeal, or acquit the appellant, or order that the accused be retried, or change the sentence.
- Because the verdict was critically tainted, it ordered that the defendant be retried.
- Seven months later, the accused was retried and found guilty as charged.
- I am unable to conclude therefore that the defendant would have any reasonable prospect of success if the matter were now to be retried.
- You cannot just keep retrying cases and cases, that is the law.
2Computing
no object Re-enter a command, especially because an error was made the first time.
please retry with a valid module name
Example sentencesExamples
- Since Cleanfeed gives a ‘not found’ error, people visiting the sites are going to assume that it was an error and probably retry at least once.
- The browser will then ask the user to retry their user name and password.
- When you retry you will have to sit for thirty seconds while it loads.
- Try shutting them down one at a time, and retrying your install.
- Bizarrely, retrying the original dates threw up the same error message.
1. 2.1 (of a system) transmit data again because the first attempt was unsuccessful.
  you instruct DOS to retry persistently to print if the printer is busy and won't accept fresh data
  Example sentencesExamples
  If unexpected values are detected, the system employs either a clean-up approach, retries the calculation, outputs a previously calculated value or uses the most significant bit-flip correction scheme.
  Few messages were rejected during the import process; those that were simply were retried by the source SMTP servers.
  By default, both the client and server run in the background, messages are logged to ‘syslog’ and the system waits a few seconds then retries after non-permanent errors.
  If you insert a CD and choose Retry, it will retry as if nothing had gone wrong.
  In addition, the servers ship with a tool that will retry failed instructions immediately, taking away the need to flush and rebuild software buffers.

nounPlural retries riːˈtrʌɪriˈtraɪ

An instance of re-entering a command or retransmitting data.
the need for retries slows things down
Example sentencesExamples
- A phenomenon known as a ‘ping-pong’ can occur causing retry after retry of a connection until timing allows one participant to finally ‘win.’
- For 18GB drives and highspeed 10,000 rpm drives, it is also important to minimize drive vibration to avoid excessive disk errors and time-consuming retries.
- If, for instance, a message cannot be delivered, it is scheduled to be delivered later, without immediately initiating a continuous retry.
- By using the redundant drive, time wasting retries can be eliminated by enabling real-time correction on the controller for failed or slow responding disks.
- Key factors they published were time to connect, average number of retries, number of unexpected disconnects, download speeds for a range of file sizes, and so on.

Definition of retry in US English:

retry

verbriˈtraɪrēˈtrī

1Law
with object Try (a defendant or case) again.
Example sentencesExamples
- I am unable to conclude therefore that the defendant would have any reasonable prospect of success if the matter were now to be retried.
- Seven months later, the accused was retried and found guilty as charged.
- Because the verdict was critically tainted, it ordered that the defendant be retried.
- You cannot just keep retrying cases and cases, that is the law.
- The Appeals Chamber may dismiss the appeal, or acquit the appellant, or order that the accused be retried, or change the sentence.
2Computing
no object Re-enter a command, especially differently because one has made an error the first time.
please retry with a valid module name
Example sentencesExamples
- Since Cleanfeed gives a ‘not found’ error, people visiting the sites are going to assume that it was an error and probably retry at least once.
- The browser will then ask the user to retry their user name and password.
- Try shutting them down one at a time, and retrying your install.
- Bizarrely, retrying the original dates threw up the same error message.
- When you retry you will have to sit for thirty seconds while it loads.
1. 2.1 (of a system) transmit data again because the first attempt was unsuccessful.
  you instruct DOS to retry persistently to print if the printer is busy and won't accept fresh data
  Example sentencesExamples
  In addition, the servers ship with a tool that will retry failed instructions immediately, taking away the need to flush and rebuild software buffers.
  If unexpected values are detected, the system employs either a clean-up approach, retries the calculation, outputs a previously calculated value or uses the most significant bit-flip correction scheme.
  By default, both the client and server run in the background, messages are logged to ‘syslog’ and the system waits a few seconds then retries after non-permanent errors.
  If you insert a CD and choose Retry, it will retry as if nothing had gone wrong.
  Few messages were rejected during the import process; those that were simply were retried by the source SMTP servers.

nounriˈtraɪrēˈtrī

An instance of re-entering a command or retransmitting data.
the need for retries slows things down
Example sentencesExamples
- By using the redundant drive, time wasting retries can be eliminated by enabling real-time correction on the controller for failed or slow responding disks.
- For 18GB drives and highspeed 10,000 rpm drives, it is also important to minimize drive vibration to avoid excessive disk errors and time-consuming retries.
- Key factors they published were time to connect, average number of retries, number of unexpected disconnects, download speeds for a range of file sizes, and so on.
- If, for instance, a message cannot be delivered, it is scheduled to be delivered later, without immediately initiating a continuous retry.
- A phenomenon known as a ‘ping-pong’ can occur causing retry after retry of a connection until timing allows one participant to finally ‘win.’

单词	retry
释义	Definition of retry in English: retry verbretried, retrying, retries riːˈtrʌɪriˈtraɪ 1Law with object Try (a defendant or case) again. Example sentencesExamples The Appeals Chamber may dismiss the appeal, or acquit the appellant, or order that the accused be retried, or change the sentence. Because the verdict was critically tainted, it ordered that the defendant be retried. Seven months later, the accused was retried and found guilty as charged. I am unable to conclude therefore that the defendant would have any reasonable prospect of success if the matter were now to be retried. You cannot just keep retrying cases and cases, that is the law. 2Computing no object Re-enter a command, especially because an error was made the first time. please retry with a valid module name Example sentencesExamples Since Cleanfeed gives a ‘not found’ error, people visiting the sites are going to assume that it was an error and probably retry at least once. The browser will then ask the user to retry their user name and password. When you retry you will have to sit for thirty seconds while it loads. Try shutting them down one at a time, and retrying your install. Bizarrely, retrying the original dates threw up the same error message. 2.1 (of a system) transmit data again because the first attempt was unsuccessful. you instruct DOS to retry persistently to print if the printer is busy and won't accept fresh data Example sentencesExamples If unexpected values are detected, the system employs either a clean-up approach, retries the calculation, outputs a previously calculated value or uses the most significant bit-flip correction scheme. Few messages were rejected during the import process; those that were simply were retried by the source SMTP servers. By default, both the client and server run in the background, messages are logged to ‘syslog’ and the system waits a few seconds then retries after non-permanent errors. If you insert a CD and choose Retry, it will retry as if nothing had gone wrong. In addition, the servers ship with a tool that will retry failed instructions immediately, taking away the need to flush and rebuild software buffers. nounPlural retries riːˈtrʌɪriˈtraɪ An instance of re-entering a command or retransmitting data. the need for retries slows things down Example sentencesExamples A phenomenon known as a ‘ping-pong’ can occur causing retry after retry of a connection until timing allows one participant to finally ‘win.’ For 18GB drives and highspeed 10,000 rpm drives, it is also important to minimize drive vibration to avoid excessive disk errors and time-consuming retries. If, for instance, a message cannot be delivered, it is scheduled to be delivered later, without immediately initiating a continuous retry. By using the redundant drive, time wasting retries can be eliminated by enabling real-time correction on the controller for failed or slow responding disks. Key factors they published were time to connect, average number of retries, number of unexpected disconnects, download speeds for a range of file sizes, and so on. Definition of retry in US English: retry verbriˈtraɪrēˈtrī 1Law with object Try (a defendant or case) again. Example sentencesExamples I am unable to conclude therefore that the defendant would have any reasonable prospect of success if the matter were now to be retried. Seven months later, the accused was retried and found guilty as charged. Because the verdict was critically tainted, it ordered that the defendant be retried. You cannot just keep retrying cases and cases, that is the law. The Appeals Chamber may dismiss the appeal, or acquit the appellant, or order that the accused be retried, or change the sentence. 2Computing no object Re-enter a command, especially differently because one has made an error the first time. please retry with a valid module name Example sentencesExamples Since Cleanfeed gives a ‘not found’ error, people visiting the sites are going to assume that it was an error and probably retry at least once. The browser will then ask the user to retry their user name and password. Try shutting them down one at a time, and retrying your install. Bizarrely, retrying the original dates threw up the same error message. When you retry you will have to sit for thirty seconds while it loads. 2.1 (of a system) transmit data again because the first attempt was unsuccessful. you instruct DOS to retry persistently to print if the printer is busy and won't accept fresh data Example sentencesExamples In addition, the servers ship with a tool that will retry failed instructions immediately, taking away the need to flush and rebuild software buffers. If unexpected values are detected, the system employs either a clean-up approach, retries the calculation, outputs a previously calculated value or uses the most significant bit-flip correction scheme. By default, both the client and server run in the background, messages are logged to ‘syslog’ and the system waits a few seconds then retries after non-permanent errors. If you insert a CD and choose Retry, it will retry as if nothing had gone wrong. Few messages were rejected during the import process; those that were simply were retried by the source SMTP servers. nounriˈtraɪrēˈtrī An instance of re-entering a command or retransmitting data. the need for retries slows things down Example sentencesExamples By using the redundant drive, time wasting retries can be eliminated by enabling real-time correction on the controller for failed or slow responding disks. For 18GB drives and highspeed 10,000 rpm drives, it is also important to minimize drive vibration to avoid excessive disk errors and time-consuming retries. Key factors they published were time to connect, average number of retries, number of unexpected disconnects, download speeds for a range of file sizes, and so on. If, for instance, a message cannot be delivered, it is scheduled to be delivered later, without immediately initiating a continuous retry. A phenomenon known as a ‘ping-pong’ can occur causing retry after retry of a connection until timing allows one participant to finally ‘win.’
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