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1. испытательный срок2. период испытаний; продолжительность испытанийThe English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > trial period
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49 trial period for the suspension of underground tests
n спробний період для зупинення підземних випробуваньEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > trial period for the suspension of underground tests
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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > expiration of the trial period
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Общая лексика: (1) испытательный (дисциплинарный) срок (2; при нарушениях дисциплины)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > (new-hire) trial period
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Общая лексика: (2) испытательный срок (2; при нарушениях дисциплины; 1; при приеме на работу)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > (new-hire) trial period (1)
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trial ['traɪəl]1 noun∎ he pleaded guilty at the trial il a plaidé coupable à son procès ou devant le tribunal;∎ many witnesses were brought forward at the trial de nombreux témoins sont venus à la barre au cours du procès;∎ to be or to go on trial for sth, to stand trial for sth passer en jugement ou en justice pour qch;∎ he was put on or sent for trial for murder il a été jugé pour meurtre;∎ to bring sb to trial faire passer ou traduire qn en justice;∎ his case comes up for trial in September son affaire passe en jugement en septembre;∎ trial by jury jugement m par jury;∎ famous trials causes fpl célèbres∎ to give sth a trial mettre qch à l'essai, essayer qch;∎ to be on trial être à l'essai;∎ give her a month's trial before you take her on prenez-la un mois à l'essai avant de l'embaucher;∎ it was a trial of strength c'était une épreuve de force;∎ by trial and error par tâtonnements, de façon empirique;∎ it was just trial and error on a/ils ont/ etc procédé par tâtonnements(c) (hardship, adversity) épreuve f;∎ the trials of married life les vicissitudes fpl de la vie conjugale;∎ trials and tribulations tribulations fpl;∎ after all your trials and tribulations après tout ce que vous avez dû souffrir;∎ her arthritis was a great trial to her son arthrite l'a beaucoup fait souffrir;∎ he's always been a trial to his parents il a toujours donné du souci à ses parents(d) (competition) concours m; (for selection → match) match m de sélection; (→ race) épreuve f de sélection(test → flight) d'essai; (→ marriage) à l'essai;∎ on a trial basis à titre d'essai(new product) tester(competition) concours m; (for selection → match) match m de sélection; (→ race) épreuve f de sélection;∎ sheepdog trials concours m de chiens de bergertrial court tribunal m de première instance;Sport trial game match m de sélection;trial judge ≃ juge m d'instance;trial jury jury m;trial offer offre f d'essai;Marketing trial order commande f d'essai;trial period période f d'essai;∎ to be on a trial period (of employee) être en période d'essai;trial run essai m;∎ to give sth a trial run essayer qch, faire un essai avec qch;∎ we'll have a trial run before we record on fera un essai avant d'enregistrer;trial separation séparation f à l'essai -
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A n1 Jur procès m ; murder/embezzlement trial procès m pour meurtre/pour détournement de fonds ; to be on trial être jugé (for sth pour qch ; for doing pour avoir fait) ; to go to trial [case] être jugé ; to bring sb for trial amener qn devant la justice ; to go on trial, to stand trial passer en jugement ; to come up for trial [person] comparaître en justice ; [case] être jugé ; to put sb on trial lit juger qn ; fig [press, person, public] condamner qn ; to send sb for trial, to commit sb to trial faire passer qn en jugement ; without trial sans jugement ; to conduct a trial diriger les débats (d'un procès) ; to be awaiting trial être en instance de jugement ; trial by jury jugement par jury ; trial by media procès médiatique ;2 ( test) (of applicant, machine, recruit, vehicle) essai m ; (of drug, new product, process) test m ; to put sth through trials soumettre qch à des essais or tests ; (to be) on trial (être) à l'essai ; take it on trial prenez-le à l'essai ; to carry out ou conduct ou run/undergo trials effectuer/subir des tests or essais (on sur) ; to give sb a trial faire faire un essai à qn ; medical/clinical trials tests mpl médicaux/cliniques ; by trial and error par expérience ;3 Mus, Sport ( gén pl) épreuve f ; football/horse trials épreuves fpl de football/d'équitation ; voice trials essais mpl de voix ; a trial of strength une épreuve de force ; to hold trials organiser des épreuves ;4 (trouble, difficulty) épreuve f ; ( less strong) difficulté f ; the trials of old age/of being a mother les épreuves or difficultés du grand âge/qu'il y a à être mère ; to be a trial [person] être pénible à supporter (to sb pour qn).B modif gen [arrangement, flight, offer, period, sample, separation] d'essai ; for trial purposes à titre d'essai ; on a trial basis à titre expérimental ; for a trial period pour une période d'essai. -
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trial [ˊtraɪəl] n1) юр. суде́бное разбира́тельство; суде́бный проце́сс, суд;to bring to ( или to put on) trial привлека́ть к суду́ [ср. тж. 3)]
;to be on one's trial, to stand ( или to undergo) trial быть под судо́м
;to give a fair trial суди́ть по зако́ну, справедли́во
2) испыта́ние, про́ба;а) взять на испыта́ние, на испыта́тельный срок ( рабочего);б) испы́тывать (прибор, машину и т.п.);а) находя́щийся на испыта́тельном сро́ке;б) взя́тый на про́бу ( о предметах);by trial and error путём проб и оши́бок
3) пережива́ние, тяжёлое испыта́ние; искуше́ние; злоключе́ние;to put on trial подверга́ть серьёзному испыта́нию [ср. тж. 1)]
;that child is a real trial to me э́тот ребёнок — су́щее наказа́ние для меня́
4) спорт. попы́тка5) геол. разве́дка6) attr. про́бный, испыта́тельный;trial period испыта́тельный срок
;trial trip про́бное пла́вание; перен. экспериме́нт
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period [ˈpɪərɪəd]1. noun• the factory will be closed for an indefinite period l'usine sera fermée pour une durée indéterminée• I won't do it, period je ne le ferai pas, un point c'est tout2. compounds* * *['pɪərɪəd] 1.bright periods — Meteorology éclaircies fpl
rainy periods — Meteorology averses fpl
2) US ( full stop) lit, fig point m3) ( menstruation) règles fplto have a free period — ≈ avoir une heure de libre
5) Sport période f de jeu2.noun modifier ( of a certain era) [ costume, furniture, instrument] d'époque; ( reproduction) [ costume, instrument] caractéristique de l'époque; [ furniture] de style (ancien)
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