Pronunciation: /tɛst/
noun a procedure intended to establish the quality, performance, or reliability of something
A1 I have a math test tomorrow.
A2 She took a driving test last week.
B1 The doctor ordered a blood test to check for any abnormalities.
B2 The software developer conducted a series of tests to ensure the program's functionality.
C1 The scientist conducted a controlled experiment to test the hypothesis.
C2 The lawyer presented a compelling case with extensive test results to support their argument.
verb to take measures to check the quality, performance, or reliability of something
A1 I will test my new recipe tonight.
A2 She tested positive for COVID-19.
B1 The teacher will test us on our knowledge of the material.
B2 The software developer needs to test the new feature before releasing it.
C1 The scientist conducted a series of tests to confirm the hypothesis.
C2 The athlete underwent rigorous testing to ensure they were not using performance-enhancing drugs.
adjective used to describe something related to a test
A1 I have a test tomorrow.
A2 She took a test to assess her English level.
B1 The test results will determine your eligibility for the program.
B2 The test questions were challenging but fair.
C1 The test environment was conducive to concentration and focus.
C2 The test was administered under strict supervision to prevent cheating.
preposition used in phrases like 'test of strength' to indicate what is being evaluated
A1 I will test the new recipe tonight.
A2 She needs to test her knowledge before the exam.
B1 The teacher will test the students on their understanding of the material.
B2 The company will test the new software before releasing it to the public.
C1 The scientist conducted a series of tests to validate the hypothesis.
C2 The athlete will undergo rigorous testing to ensure they are not using performance-enhancing drugs.
article used before 'test' to specify a particular test
A1 I have a test tomorrow in my English class.
A2 She needs to study for her math test next week.
B1 The students will take a grammar test on Friday.
B2 He scored well on his driving test and got his license.
C1 The scientist conducted a series of tests to validate the hypothesis.
C2 The drug underwent rigorous testing before being approved for use.
formal The students will be taking a standardized test next week to assess their knowledge.
informal I have to study for my math test tomorrow.
slang I totally aced that test, no sweat!
figurative Life always seems to throw unexpected tests our way.
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