well-tried
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌwell-ˈtried adjective [only before noun] DEPEND ON/RELY ONa well-tried method or principle has been used many times before and has always been successful 〔方法或原理〕经反复验证行之有效的，屡试不爽的 SYN tried and tested a well-tried formula for success 屡试不爽的成功之道
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well-tried• There is also sound commercial sense in re-investigating well-tried and harmless remedies that have been passed by.• They know that these well-tried and tested ways work, and do not need a scientist or advertising agency to sell them.• Old and well-tried favourites should never be discarded for newcomers until these have proved themselves.• Each annual cycle entailed the repetition of well-tried methods which had to be taken in common.• The impression of well-tried practice, rather than flashes of innovation, characterises the yacht.• Now isn't the time to spend hours in the kitchen, so use quick, easy and well-tried recipes.ˌwell-ˈtried adjectiveChineseSyllable
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well-tried
ˌwell-ˈtried
adjective [only before noun]
a well-tried method or principle has been used many times before and has always been successful
SYN tried and tested:
a well-tried formula for success
ˌwell-ˈtried
adjective [only before noun]a well-tried method or principle has been used many times before and has always been successful
SYN tried and tested: