Idiom
make trial of
Meaning
To check the quality, reliability, performance or genuineness of (something or someone).
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“I want to make trial of this new software before buying it.”
“Before hiring the new assistant, the manager decided to make trial of his skills with a small, urgent project.”
“The scientists resolved to make trial of the experimental vaccine, carefully documenting every reaction to ensure the safety of the volunteers.”
Examples
simple
“I want to make trial of this new software before buying it.”
contextual
“Before hiring the new assistant, the manager decided to make trial of his skills with a small, urgent project.”
complex
“The scientists resolved to make trial of the experimental vaccine, carefully documenting every reaction to ensure the safety of the volunteers.”
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