گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'exam'

1 عمومی:: examination=

1 general:: exam verbs take/do an exam ( also sit an exam British English ) • We have to take exams at the end of each year. pass an exam (= succeed in it ) • Did you pass your final exam? fail an exam • If you fail the exam, you can retake it. do well/badly in an exam British English , do well/badly on an exam AmE? Maria always did well in her exams at school. study for an exam ( also revise for an exam British English ) • She has to study for her exams. sail though an exam (= pass it easily ) • Don’t worry - I'm sure you’ll sail through all your exams. scrape through an exam (= only just pass it ) • He managed to scrape through the exam and stay on the course. flunk an exam American English informal (= fail it ) • I flunked all my first year exams. cheat in an exam British English , cheat on an exam AmE: • She was caught cheating in the exam. retake an exam ( also resit an exam British English ) (= take it again because you did not do well the first time ) • If you don’t do well, you’ll have to resit the exam in January. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + exam a chemistry/French etc exam • I knew I wouldn’t pass the German exam. a written exam • There is a written exam at the end of the course. an oral exam (= in which you answer questions by speaking ) • I have my French oral exams next week. a mock exam British English (= one that you do to practise for the real exams ) • He did well in the mock exams. a practical exam (= in which you have to make or do things ) • There’s a practical exam as well as a written one. a final exam (= at the end of a course ) • The students take their final exams in June. the end of year/term exam BrE: • I knew I had to do well in the end of year exams. high school exams • Greg got good grades in all of his high school exams. an entrance exam (= in order to enter a school or university ) • Jane passed the entrance exam but decided not to go. a professional exam (= to qualify in a profession, for example to be an accountant ) • Once you’ve passed your professional exams, you can start to build up your experience. the bar exam (= in order to become a lawyer ) • He is studying for the bar exam. board exams American English (= in order to become a nurse or doctor ) • He failed his board exams in psychiatry. exam + NOUN exam results • The school achieves consistently good exam results. an exam paper • I’ve still got dozens of exam papers to mark. an exam question • Read the exam questions carefully before writing your answers. exam technique (= good ways to succeed in exams ) • Mr Frasier gave us some useful tips on exam technique. exam marks • Pupils were divided into classes with a similar range of ability, based on their previous exam marks. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' make an exam '. Say take an exam or do an exam .

2 general::   noun ADJ. difficult, stiff | easy | entrance, matriculation, placement | end of term/year, final | professional, school | chemistry, French, geography, etc. | external | mock I did badly in the mock exam but passed the real thing. | multiple choice, oral, practical, written VERB + EXAM prepare for, revise for, study for I can't go out because I'm revising for end of year exams. | do, sit, take When do you sit your final exams? | resit, retake | do well in, pass, scrape through In spite of her worries, she passed the exam with flying colours. I wrote two awful essays and was lucky to scrape through the exam. | do badly in, fail, flunk | cheat in Candidates found cheating in any exam will be disqualified from all their exams. | set The final exam is set by a board of professors. | administer, invigilate | mark EXAM + VERB begin, start | be over, finish As soon as the exams are over I'm going on holiday. EXAM + NOUN practice, preparation, revision | paper, question | marks, results | failure, pass | technique | nerves Most students suffer from exam nerves to some extent. | fee | time There is a subdued atmosphere in the school at exam time. | format The exam format has been changed to include multiple choice questions. | board The regional exam boards all get together regularly to ensure equal standards. PREP. in an/the ~ He did badly in his maths exam. | ~ for an exam for school leavers | ~ in an exam in chemistry