英语释义

1. a means of testing: such as

2. something (such as a series of questions or exercises) for measuring the skill, knowledge, intelligence, capacities, or aptitudes of an individual or group

3. a procedure, reaction, or reagent used to identify or characterize a substance or constituent

4. a positive result in such a test

5. a critical examination, observation, or evaluation trial specifically the procedure of submitting a statement to such conditions or operations as will lead to its proof or disproof or to its acceptance or rejection
a test of a statistical hypothesis

6. a basis for evaluation criterion

7. an ordeal or oath required as proof of conformity with a set of beliefs

8. cupel

9. a result or value determined by testing

10. test match

11. to put to test or proof try —often used with out

12. to require a doctrinal oath of

13. to undergo a test

14. to be assigned a standing or evaluation on the basis of tests
tested positive for cocaine the cake tested done

15. to apply a test as a means of analysis or diagnosis —used with for
test for mechanical aptitude

16. to make a preliminary test or survey (as of reaction or interest) before embarking on a course of action

17. of, relating to, or constituting a test

18. subjected to, used for, or revealed by testing
a test group test data

19. an external hard or firm covering (such as a shell) of many invertebrates (such as a foraminifer or a mollusk)

20. Testament

21. to use a set of questions or problems to measure someone's skills, knowledge, or abilities

22. to examine a part of the body or a substance taken from the body

23. to examine a small amount of water, soil, air, etc., in order to see if its quality is good, if it contains a dangerous substance, etc.

24. a set of questions or problems by which a person's knowledge, intelligence, or skills are measured

25. a means of finding out the nature, quality, or value of something
… she told me about the illness that was the true test of her bravery.
— Ellen Raskin, The Westing Game

26. to measure a person's knowledge, intelligence, or skills

27. to find out the nature, quality, or value of something

28. a critical examination, observation, evaluation, or trial specifically the procedure of submitting a statement to such conditions or operations as will lead to its proof or disproof or to its acceptance or rejection
a test of a statistical hypothesis

29. a means of testing: as

30. a procedure or reaction used to identify or characterize a substance or constituent
a test for starch using iodine

31. a reagent used in such a test

32. a diagnostic procedure for determining the presence or nature of a condition or disease or for revealing a change in function

33. something (as a series of questions or exercises) for measuring the skill, knowledge, intelligence, capacities, or aptitudes of an individual or group

34. to subject to a test

35. to apply a test as a means of analysis or diagnosis —used with for
test for the presence of starch

36. of, relating to, or constituting a test
the test environment affected the scores

37. subjected to, used for, or revealed by testing
test substances

英汉例句

• These changes have been attended by liberalization of government censorship policies, allowing this generation of artists to test the waters of individual expression.

  经济发展的变化促进了政府放宽文化审查制度政策，允许这一代艺术家探测表达个人思想领域的深浅。

• It allows you to test the waters to make sure that being self-employed is something you enjoy and want to pursue.

  这样做允许你先试水以确定你喜欢并想去继续从事自我经营。

• First, we could get started with the most minimal up-front investment, to test the waters and get our ideas straight.

  首先，这可以让我们的先期投入最少，稍作尝试，就可以得出我们的想法。

• Taking this approach provides the inventor with time to test the waters on his or her invention.

  发明者采取此方法同时也可以对其发明进行时间考验。

• Laboratory rotations and other forms of apprenticeship should not be overlooked, for they are opportunities to test the waters and measure your passion in a given subject area.

  不应该忽略在实验室的轮换和不同形式的学习过程，因为它们是检验你有多少能力的机会并评估你在一个给定课题领域的激情。

• They should 5 test the waters and try any 6 venue that is appealing to them.

  他们应该对那些吸引自己的东西多做尝试。

• EXAMPLE: No one was certain about the success of the clever new product, so it was introduced in a few stores just to test the waters before national distribution began.

  对于这款灵巧的新产品能否成功，没人有把握，所以在开始全国分销之前，它先被送到几个商店里试卖。

• It related to House「s back story with Cuddy by giving them something to argue about and test the waters of their work relationship now that they」re having a relationship relationship.

  该集通过豪斯和cuddy的争吵和对他们发生关系后的工作关系的审视来展开豪斯的背景故事。

• Readers reluctant to plunge into uncharted international semantic seas can test the waters by completing an exercise in Appendix 2, 「Sentences that Need Editing」.

  不愿意投入未知的语义海洋的读者可以通过做一下附录2中的一项练习「需要编辑的句子」来试试水。

• Such work builds your resume and lets you test the waters in your new field.

  这些工作可以增加你简历上的相关经历，并且让你在新的领域中有个初步的体验。

• If you「re thinking about switching careers but can」t take the plunge, taking a part-time job could be a way to test the waters or boost your entrepreneurial skills.

  如果你想要换一个职业，但是又一时无法立即抽身，那么先找份业余的活，试试水的深浅，这样也可以提高你的经营技能。

• I figured the experience might help me identify my strengths and, of course, test the waters before deciding my future career.

  我觉得这份经历可能会帮我发现我的长处，当然，在决定未来职业之前先试试水。

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