英语词汇“test”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

We're revising algebra for the test tomorrow.
She scored 18 out of 20 in the spelling test.
She's been trying to pass her driving test for six years and she's finally succeeded.
The medical tests showed some variation in the baby's heart rate.
Candidates who are successful in the written test will be invited for an interview.

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Medical examination

Testing, checking and experimenting

Idiom(s)

put sth to the test

testverb [ T ]

uk/test/us/test/

B2 to do something in order to discover if something is safe, works correctly, etc., or if something is present:

The manufacturers are currently testing the new engine.

They tested her blood for signs of the infection.

B1 to give someone a set of questions, in order to measure their knowledge or ability:

Will you test me on the chemistry I've been learning?

B2 If a situation tests someone, it proves how good, strong, etc. they are:

That lecture really tested my powers of endurance, it was so boring.

to do a medical examination of part of someone's body or of a particular physical ability

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The fire alarm is tested every week.
The drug is still being tested and will not go into commercial production for at least two years.
You need to have your eyesight tested.
This piece of equipment is used to test alcohol levels in the blood.
They test the car tyres on a motor racing circuit.

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Testing, checking and experimenting

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check
check sth out
check up on sb
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play around with sth
screen
spy
spy out the land idiom
test sth out
tester
trial
trial run
try-out

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Questioning people & asking questions in general

Proving and disproving

a set of questions or practical activities that show what someone knows or what someone or something can do or is like:

a spelling test

A test is also a medical examination of part of your body or of something from your body:

an eye test

a DNA test

A test is also an act of using something to find out whether it is working correctly or how effective it is:

a safety test

Idiom(s)

stand the test of time

testverb [ T ]

us/test/

to use a set of questions or practical activities to measure someone's knowledge and ability:

Multiple-choice questions tested the students’ knowledge.

To test something is to use it in order to find out whether it is working correctly or how effective it is:

We test every component we make.

To test people or things can also be to present them with a situation which shows how good they are at dealing with difficulties:

His generation was tested by a world war.

Idiom(s)

test the water(s)

testnoun [ C ]

uk/test/us

a set of questions or practical activities that are used to measure what someone or something can do or how much someone knows about something:

The tests showed I had excellent spatial awareness.

do/sit/take a test We have to take a test to get a real-estate broker's license.

pass/fail a test New agents have to complete an online training course and pass a test.

an act of doing something in order to discover if something is safe, works correctly, etc., or if something is present:

pass/fail a test The minivans all failed the safety tests.

a test for sth The material passed rigid tests for flammability.

a test on sth The tests on the toys found that they had dangerously high lead levels.

If tests show infection, computer users can try anti-virus software.

a situation that shows how good, strong, etc. someone or something is:

The ultimate test of a successful negotiation is when the agreement reached is implemented to the satisfaction of both parties.

The true test of a CEO comes during difficult times.

put sb/sth to the test

to find out or show how good someone or something is:

This new project will really put her to the test.

testverb

uk/test/us

[ T ] to ask someone a set of questions or give them practical activities to do, in order to measure their knowledge or ability:

We will test your strength and stamina.

test sb on sth We will test new taxi drivers on how well they know their way around.

[ I or T ] to do something in order to discover if something is safe, works correctly, etc., or if something is present:

We test every product numerous times before it ships.

The machine kept breaking down when I tested it.

test (sth) for sth The company is testing for gold in the deposits.

test sth on sth/sb The drugs were first tested on animals.

test negative/positive (for sth) He tested positive for the disease.

[ T ] if a situation tests someone or something, it shows how good, strong, etc. they are:

The new chief executive will quickly get a chance to test his diplomatic skills.

Investors in British information technology stocks should prepare to have their nerve tested again.

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B2 a situation that shows how good something is: Driving on that icy road was a real test of my skill. a test match : Australia won the test by 197 runs. More examples We're revising algebra for the test tomorrow. She scored 18 out of 20 in the spelling test. She's been trying to pass her driving test for six years and she's finally succeeded. The medical tests showed some variation in the baby's heart rate. Candidates who are successful in the written test will be invited for an interview. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Exams, tests & exercises achievement test AP cloze test comprehension entrance exam exercise fail flunk IB IELTS invigilate mock oral prelim resat resit road test sit TOEFL trial See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Medical examination Testing, checking and experimenting Idiom(s) put sth to the test testverb [ T ] uk/test/us/test/ B2 to do something in order to discover if something is safe, works correctly, etc., or if something is present: The manufacturers are currently testing the new engine. They tested her blood for signs of the infection. B1 to give someone a set of questions, in order to measure their knowledge or ability: Will you test me on the chemistry I've been learning? B2 If a situation tests someone, it proves how good, strong, etc. they are: That lecture really tested my powers of endurance, it was so boring. to do a medical examination of part of someone's body or of a particular physical ability More examples The fire alarm is tested every week. The drug is still being tested and will not go into commercial production for at least two years. You need to have your eyesight tested. This piece of equipment is used to test alcohol levels in the blood. They test the car tyres on a motor racing circuit. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Testing, checking and experimenting assay check *check sth* out check up on sb collector crosscheck feeler inspect inspection inspector pace** play around with sth screen spy spy out the land idiom *test sth* out tester trial trial run try-out See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Questioning people & asking questions in general Proving and disproving Idiom(s) test the keeper test the water(s) Phrasal verb(s) test sth out testnoun [ C ] us/test/ a set of questions or practical activities that show what someone knows or what someone or something can do or is like: a spelling test A test is also a medical examination of part of your body or of something from your body: an eye test a DNA test A test is also an act of using something to find out whether it is working correctly or how effective it is: a safety test Idiom(s) stand the test of time testverb [ T ] us/test/ to use a set of questions or practical activities to measure someone's knowledge and ability: Multiple-choice questions tested the students’ knowledge. To test something is to use it in order to find out whether it is working correctly or how effective it is: We test every component we make. To test people or things can also be to present them with a situation which shows how good they are at dealing with difficulties: His generation was tested by a world war. Idiom(s) test the water(s) testnoun [ C ] uk/test/us a set of questions or practical activities that are used to measure what someone or something can do or how much someone knows about something: The tests showed I had excellent spatial awareness. do/sit/take a test We have to take a test to get a real-estate broker's license. pass/fail a test New agents have to complete an online training course and pass a test. an act of doing something in order to discover if something is safe, works correctly, etc., or if something is present: pass/fail a test The minivans all failed the safety tests. a test for sth The material passed rigid tests for flammability. a test on sth The tests on the toys found that they had dangerously high lead levels. If tests show infection, computer users can try anti-virus software. a situation that shows how good, strong, etc. someone or something is: The ultimate test of a successful negotiation is when the agreement reached is implemented to the satisfaction of both parties. The true test of a CEO comes during difficult times. put sb/sth to the test to find out or show how good someone or something is: This new project will really put her to the test. See also acid test ratio alpha test aptitude test beta test blind test EQ test field test hall test IQ test market test means test psychological test psychometric test recognition test testverb uk/test/us [ T ] to ask someone a set of questions or give them practical activities to do, in order to measure their knowledge or ability: We will test your strength and stamina. test sb on sth We will test new taxi drivers on how well they know their way around. [ I or T ] to do something in order to discover if something is safe, works correctly, etc., or if something is present: We test every product numerous times before it ships. The machine kept breaking down when I tested it. test (sth) for sth The company is testing for gold in the deposits. test sth on sth/sb The drugs were first tested on animals. test negative/positive (for sth) He tested positive for the disease. [ T ] if a situation tests someone or something, it shows how good, strong, etc. they are: The new chief executive will quickly get a chance to test his diplomatic skills. Investors in British information technology stocks should prepare to have their nerve tested again. See also** alpha test beta-test
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