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

testingnoun [ U ]

uk/ˈtestɪŋ/us

the process of using or trying something to see if it works, is suitable, obeys the rules, etc.:

to conduct/carry out testing Once the toys reach the US, the company will conduct testing using a lead-detection device.

undergo testing Products will not receive approval without undergoing adequate testing.

compliance testing

component/software testing

Our socially responsible criteria excludes companies that conduct animal testing for cosmetic or personal care products.

testing procedures/a testing program

HR the process of asking someone questions to discover what they know, if they are suitable for a job, etc.:

Multiple-choice testing has not always been the most accurate assessment of candidates' abilities.

a testing ground

a place or a situation in which you can try new ideas and methods to see if they work:

The UK retailer is planning to use Cite Europe as a testing ground for overseas expansion.

a place where machines, cars, etc. are tested to see if they work correctly:

The airfield is a testing ground for the aircraft.

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释义	Contents adjective (1) testing (1) noun (1) testing (1) Contents noun (3) testing (1) testing (2) testing (3) English American Business testingadjective uk/ˈtes.tɪŋ/us/ˈtes.tɪŋ/ difficult: These are very testing times for our family. This testing circuit is a challenge for any racing driver. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to do advanced ambitious another arduous *as much as you* can do idiom fiddly fiendish fierce formidable get blood out of/from a stone idiom murky painstaking picnic problematic punishing rigorous uphill vexed wearing wearying See more results » testingnoun [ U ] uk/ˈtes.tɪŋ/us/ˈtes.tɪŋ/ the act or practice of giving tests to measure someone's knowledge or ability: Statewide testing begins this fall. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to do advanced ambitious another arduous as much as you can do idiom fiddly fiendish fierce formidable get blood out of/from a stone idiom murky painstaking picnic problematic punishing rigorous uphill vexed wearing wearying See more results » testingnoun [ U ] us/ˈtes·tɪŋ/ the act or practice of giving tests to measure someone's knowledge or ability: Statewide testing begins this fall. testingnoun [ U ] uk/ˈtestɪŋ/us the process of using or trying something to see if it works, is suitable, obeys the rules, etc.: to conduct/carry out testing Once the toys reach the US, the company will conduct testing using a lead-detection device. undergo testing Products will not receive approval without undergoing adequate testing. compliance testing component/software testing Our socially responsible criteria excludes companies that conduct animal testing for cosmetic or personal care products. testing procedures/a testing program HR the process of asking someone questions to discover what they know, if they are suitable for a job, etc.: Multiple-choice testing has not always been the most accurate assessment of candidates' abilities. a testing ground a place or a situation in which you can try new ideas and methods to see if they work: The UK retailer is planning to use Cite Europe as a testing ground for overseas expansion. a place where machines, cars, etc. are tested to see if they work correctly: The airfield is a testing ground for the aircraft. See also** concept testing copy testing psychological testing psychometric testing
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