- trial run
- ,trial `run noun countan occasion when you try something for the first time to find out if it will be successful
Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.
trial run
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trial run — UK US noun [C] PRODUCTION ► a test of a new product or service to discover how successful or effective it is: »Results of a trial run showed sharp drops in ratings for the show … Financial and business terms
trial run — n an occasion when you test a new method or system to see if it works well ▪ This year is something of a trial run for the new service … Dictionary of contemporary English
trial run — trial runs N COUNT A trial run is a first attempt at doing something to make sure you can do it properly … English dictionary
trial run — ► NOUN ▪ a first use of a new system or product … English terms dictionary
trial run — noun trying something to find out about it a sample for ten days free trial a trial of progesterone failed to relieve the pain • Syn: ↑trial, ↑test, ↑tryout • Derivationally related forms: ↑try out ( … Useful english dictionary
trial run — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms trial run : singular trial run plural trial runs an occasion when you try something for the first time to find out if it will be successful … English dictionary
trial run — doing the steps to see if your procedure is correct, try it out Let s do a trial run to see if we know how to make espresso coffee … English idioms
trial run — noun (C) an occasion when you test a new method or system to see if it works well: This year is something of a trial run for the new service … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
trial run — Synonyms and related words: Gedankenexperiment, audition, bench test, dry run, experimentation, flight test, hearing, pilot plan, practical test, practice, rehearsal, road test, shakedown, shakedown cruise, test, test flight, test run, trial,… … Moby Thesaurus
trial run — noun A test of the suitability or effectiveness of a person or thing (a tryout) Syn: dry run, dummy run … Wiktionary
