trial
🇺🇸
/ˈtraɪəl/
🇬🇧
/ˈtraɪəl/
noun
B2
A legal process where a judge and jury decide if a person accused of a crime is guilty.
The defendant requested a trial to prove his innocence.
被告要求审判以证明他的清白。
B2
Testing something to see how well it works before making a final choice.
We tried the new software during a trial period to evaluate its performance.
我们在试用期间尝试了新软件以评估其性能。
R
Competitions or tests to select the best players for a sports team or event.
The athletes competed in trials to secure a spot in the national team.
运动员在选拔赛中竞争以确保在国家队中的位置。
R
Events where animals compete or perform.
The horse trials showcased the skills of both the animals and their riders.
马术比赛展示了动物和骑手的技能。
R
A difficult experience or person that causes trouble.
Adjusting to the new job was a real trial for her.
适应新工作对她来说真是个考验。
verb
R
To test something to see if it works well or is suitable.
Before buying the product, they decided to trial it for a month.
在购买产品之前，他们决定先试用一个月。
translation
审判, 试用, 选拔赛, 动物竞赛, 磨难
试用
词形变化
3rd Present
trials
Progressive
trialing
Past
trialed
Plural
trials
Perfect
trialed