Trial 의 일본어 의미

試験 (しけん)

예:

I have a trial exam next week.

来週、試験があります。

She is preparing for her trial.

彼女は試験の準備をしています。

사용: Formal문맥: Used in educational settings to refer to tests or examinations.

메모: In a school context, '試験' specifically refers to any kind of exam or test. It can be a formal assessment of knowledge.

試み (こころみ)

예:

This is a trial solution to the problem.

これは問題に対する試みの解決策です。

They made a trial attempt to fix the issue.

彼らはその問題を解決するために試みをしました。

사용: Formal/Informal문맥: Used in various contexts to denote an attempt or effort.

메모: This meaning emphasizes the experimental or tentative nature of the action being taken.

裁判 (さいばん)

예:

The trial will start next month.

裁判は来月始まります。

He was found guilty in the trial.

彼は裁判で有罪とされました。

사용: Formal문맥: Used in legal contexts to refer to a formal judicial proceeding.

메모: In Japan, '裁判' specifically refers to court trials, and it is a formal term used in legal discussions.

トライアル

예:

I signed up for the trial version of the software.

ソフトウェアのトライアル版にサインアップしました。

They are offering a trial for their new product.

彼らは新製品のトライアルを提供しています。

사용: Informal문맥: Used in commercial contexts, especially for software or product testing.

메모: 'トライアル' is borrowed from English and is commonly used in marketing contexts to refer to trial versions or samples.

experiment

An experiment is a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.

예: The scientists conducted an experiment to test their hypothesis.

메모: While a trial can refer to a formal examination of evidence in court, an experiment is more focused on testing a hypothesis or conducting research.

test

A test is a procedure intended to establish the quality, performance, or reliability of something, especially before it is taken into widespread use.

예: She had to take a driving test to get her license.

메모: While a trial can refer to a legal process or a test of the performance of something, a test is more general and can refer to assessments in various contexts.

attempt

An attempt is an effort to achieve or complete something, especially something difficult.

예: He made an attempt to climb the mountain but had to turn back due to bad weather.

메모: While a trial can refer to a legal process or a test, an attempt specifically emphasizes the effort made to achieve a goal.

on trial

When something is 'on trial,' it means it is being tested or evaluated to determine its suitability or effectiveness.

예: The new drug is currently on trial to test its effectiveness.

메모: The original word 'trial' refers to a formal examination of evidence in court, while 'on trial' is used more broadly to indicate being under scrutiny or evaluation.

trial and error

This phrase refers to a process of experimentation and learning from mistakes or failures in order to achieve success.

예: Learning a new skill often involves a lot of trial and error.

메모: While 'trial' alone refers to a formal examination or test, 'trial and error' emphasizes the iterative process of trying different methods to reach a desired outcome.

trial run

A 'trial run' is a test or rehearsal of a process or event to identify and resolve any issues before the actual implementation.

예: Before the event, they conducted a trial run to ensure everything would go smoothly.

메모: Unlike the single word 'trial,' 'trial run' specifically denotes a practice or test run before the real event or process.

trial balloon

A 'trial balloon' is an idea, proposal, or action that is tentatively suggested or tested to see how it will be received before a final decision is made.

예: The politician floated a trial balloon to gauge public opinion on the proposed policy.

메모: In contrast to the original word 'trial,' 'trial balloon' refers to testing the waters or gauging reactions before committing to a particular course of action.

stand trial

To 'stand trial' means to go through a legal process in court where evidence is presented to determine guilt or innocence.

예: The suspect will stand trial for the alleged crime next month.

메모: While 'trial' refers to the legal proceeding itself, 'stand trial' specifically involves the accused facing legal judgment and examination in court.

Give it a whirl

This slang term means to try something out or give something a chance.

예: I've never tried skydiving before, but I'm willing to give it a whirl.

메모: It conveys a more casual and informal tone compared to 'trial'.

Test the waters

This term is used to mean trying something with caution or to see how it goes before fully committing.

예: Before committing to a full-time job, I wanted to test the waters with freelancing.

메모: It implies a sense of exploration and uncertainty compared to a formal 'trial'.

Give it a shot

To attempt something or make an effort, often in an uncertain situation.

예: I'm not sure if I can solve this puzzle, but I'll give it a shot.

메모: It suggests a willingness to try without a guarantee of success, in contrast to a more formal 'trial'.

Take for a spin

To try out or test something, typically in a brief or casual manner.

예: I'll let you take my car for a spin around the block.

메모: It implies a sense of exploration or experimentation, often in a lighter context than a serious 'trial'.

Give it a go

Similar to 'Give it a shot', it means attempting something with determination.

예: I'm not sure if I can finish the race, but I'll give it a go.

메모: It conveys a sense of trying something out with enthusiasm rather than in a formal context like a 'trial'.

Take a stab at it

To make an attempt or try to do something, particularly when unsure of success.

예: I don't know the answer, but I'll take a stab at it.

메모: It implies a more spontaneous or improvisational approach compared to a structured 'trial'.

Throw caution to the wind

To take a risk or act with abandon, disregarding potential consequences.

예: I decided to throw caution to the wind and try rock climbing for the first time.

메모: It suggests a bold and fearless approach to trying something new, contrasting with a more measured 'trial'.

The defendant is currently on trial for murder.

I need to do a trial run of this recipe before the dinner party.

Going through a divorce can be a difficult trial for anyone.

Trial - 명사 (Noun) / 명사, 단수 또는 집합 (Noun, singular or mass)

표제어: trial

변화

형용사 (Adjective): trial

명사, 복수 (Noun, plural): trials, trial

명사, 단수 또는 집합 (Noun, singular or mass): trial

동사, 과거형 (Verb, past tense): trialed

동사, 동명사 또는 현재분사 (Verb, gerund or present participle): trialing

동사, 3인칭 단수 현재형 (Verb, 3rd person singular present): trials

동사, 기본형 (Verb, base form): trial

동사, 3인칭 단수 아닌 현재형 (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): trial

음절, 분리, 강세

trial 2 음절을 포함합니다: tri • al

음성 표기: ˈtrī(-ə)l

tri al , ˈtrī( ə)l (빨간 음절은 강세가 있습니다)

단어 빈도 및 중요성 지수는 특정 언어에서 단어가 얼마나 자주 나타나는지를 나타냅니다. 숫자가 작을수록 단어가 더 자주 사용됩니다. 가장 자주 사용되는 단어는 일반적으로 1에서 4000 사이입니다.

trial: ~ 1100 (아주 흔한).

이 중요성 지수는 언어 학습 과정에서 가장 유용한 단어에 집중할 수 있도록 도와줍니다.

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