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1 test
I [test]1) (of person, ability, resources) prova f., test m.; psic. test m.; scol. (written) test m., interrogazione f. scritta; (oral) interrogazione f. (orale); univ. (written) (esame) scritto m.; (oral) (esame) orale m.to put sb., sth. to the test — mettere qcn., qcs. alla prova
Monday's poll should be a good test of... — il sondaggio di lunedì dovrebbe darci un'idea di...
the best test of a good novel... — il modo migliore per verificare le qualità di un romanzo
2) comm. ind. tecn. collaudo m.3) med. (of blood, urine) analisi f.pl., esame m.; (of organ) esame m.; (to detect virus, cancer) esame m.; chim. farm. analisi f.4) aut. (anche driving test) esame m. di guidaII 1. [test]1) (assess, examine) mettere alla prova, valutare [intelligence, efficiency]; scol. (in classroom) interrogare [ student] (on in, di); (at exam time) esaminare [ student]; psic. sottoporre a un test [ person]2) comm. tecn. collaudare [ vehicle]; testare [ product]; med. farm. chim. analizzare, fare un'analisi di [blood, sample]; sperimentare [ new drug]to be tested for faults — [ equipment] essere sottoposto a collaudo
to test the water — [ swimmer] sentire la temperatura dell'acqua; fig. sondare il terreno
3) (strain) mettere alla prova [strength, patience]2.* * *[test] 1. noun1) (a set of questions or exercises intended to find out a person's ability, knowledge etc; a short examination: an arithmetic/driving test.) test, esame, prova2) (something done to find out whether a thing is good, strong, efficient etc: a blood test.)3) (an event, situation etc that shows how good or bad something is: a test of his courage.) prova4) (a way to find out if something exists or is present: a test for radioactivity.)5) (a test match.) (incontro internazionale)2. verb(to carry out a test or tests on (someone or something): The students were tested on their French; They tested the new aircraft.) esaminare- test pilot
- test-tube* * *I [test]1) (of person, ability, resources) prova f., test m.; psic. test m.; scol. (written) test m., interrogazione f. scritta; (oral) interrogazione f. (orale); univ. (written) (esame) scritto m.; (oral) (esame) orale m.to put sb., sth. to the test — mettere qcn., qcs. alla prova
Monday's poll should be a good test of... — il sondaggio di lunedì dovrebbe darci un'idea di...
the best test of a good novel... — il modo migliore per verificare le qualità di un romanzo
2) comm. ind. tecn. collaudo m.3) med. (of blood, urine) analisi f.pl., esame m.; (of organ) esame m.; (to detect virus, cancer) esame m.; chim. farm. analisi f.4) aut. (anche driving test) esame m. di guidaII 1. [test]1) (assess, examine) mettere alla prova, valutare [intelligence, efficiency]; scol. (in classroom) interrogare [ student] (on in, di); (at exam time) esaminare [ student]; psic. sottoporre a un test [ person]2) comm. tecn. collaudare [ vehicle]; testare [ product]; med. farm. chim. analizzare, fare un'analisi di [blood, sample]; sperimentare [ new drug]to be tested for faults — [ equipment] essere sottoposto a collaudo
to test the water — [ swimmer] sentire la temperatura dell'acqua; fig. sondare il terreno
3) (strain) mettere alla prova [strength, patience]2. -
2 defective
[dɪ'fektɪv]1) (faulty) [work, method] difettoso, imperfetto; [sight, hearing] difettoso2) spreg. (mentally deficient) deficiente3) ling. difettivo* * *[-tiv]adjective (having a fault or flaw: a defective machine; He is mentally defective.) difettoso; ritardato* * *defective /dɪˈfɛktɪv/A a.1 difettoso: defective eyesight, vista difettosa; (comm.) defective goods, merci difettose; defective products, prodotti difettosi; (stat.) defective sample, campione difettoso; defective gene, gene difettoso2 (gramm. tradizionale) difettivo: ‘Must’ used to be called a defective verb, ‘must’ veniva chiamato verbo difettivoB n.defectively avv. defectiveness n. [u] AVVISO: Nel significato psicologico oggi si preferisce disabled.* * *[dɪ'fektɪv]1) (faulty) [work, method] difettoso, imperfetto; [sight, hearing] difettoso2) spreg. (mentally deficient) deficiente3) ling. difettivo -
3 ♦ trial
♦ trial (1) /ˈtraɪəl/n. [cu]1 prova; esperimento; collaudo; saggio; tentativo: a trial of strength, una prova di forza; endurance trial, prova di resistenza; (market.) three months' free trial, prova gratuita per tre mesi; to carry out a clinical trial, condurre un esperimento clinico2 tribolo; tribolazione; croce (fig.); fastidio; seccatura: That boy is a real trial to his mother, quel ragazzo è la croce di sua madre3 (leg.) processo; dibattimento; giudizio: trial by jury, processo con la partecipazione della giuria; trial based on circumstantial evidence, processo indiziario; to be on trial (o to stand trial) for st., subire un processo (o essere processato, essere sotto processo) per qc.; awaiting trial, in attesa di processo; fair trial, processo equo4 ( sport) tentativo: ( alpinismo) We had a second trial at the climb, facemmo un secondo tentativo di scalata● (mat.) trial-and-error method, metodo per tentativi □ (rag.) trial balance, bilancio di verifica □ trial balloon, pallone sonda; (fig. USA) iniziativa attuata (o dichiarazione resa) allo scopo di sondare la reazione pubblica □ (leg.) trial court, tribunale di prima istanza □ (aeron.) trial flight, volo di prova (o di collaudo) □ trial judge, giudice del dibattimento □ trial jump, salto di prova □ trial lawyer, avvocato patrocinatore □ ( sport) trial match, incontro di selezione; eliminatoria □ (comm.) trial order, ordinazione di prova □ trial run, prova; (autom.) prova su strada; giro di prova; giro di ricognizione ( sulla pista); (aeron.) volo di collaudo: to give the car a trial run, fare un giro di prova con la macchina □ (market.) trial sample, campione di prova (o di saggio) □ trial separation, separazione di prova ( di coniugi) □ ( atletica) trial start, prova di partenza □ ( atletica) trial throw, lancio di prova □ (naut.) trial trip, viaggio di prova □ to give sb. a trial, mettere alla prova q. □ on trial, (spec. comm.) in prova; alla prova; (leg.) sotto processo: to be on trial, subire un processo; essere sotto processo (fam.) □ to stand the trial, reggere alla prova.trial (2) /ˈtraɪəl/n.(ling.) triale. -
4 try *****
[traɪ]1. n1) (attempt) tentativo, prova2) Rugby meta2. vt1)to try one's (very) best or one's (very) hardest — mettercela tutta
2) (sample, experiment with: method, car, food) provare3) (test: strength, vehicle, machine) verificare, collaudare, (tax, strain: patience, person) mettere alla prova, (eyes) affaticare4) Law3. vi(attempt) provareI tried, but failed — ho tentato, ma non ci sono riuscito
•- try for- try on- try out
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