گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'trial'

1 عمومی:: دادرسی‌

2 عمومی:: كوشش‌

3 عمومی:: محاكمه‌

4 عمومی:: رنج‌

5 عمومی:: امتحان‌

6 عمومی:: سعی‌

7 عمومی:: ازمایش‌

8 حقوق:: دادرسی- محکمه- دادگاه

1 general:: trial verbs be on trial (= be being judged in a court of law ) • Her son is on trial charged with murder. stand/face trial (= be judged in a court of law ) • Doctors said he was unfit to stand trial. go on trial • Taylor went on trial accused of fraud. be awaiting/facing trial • Its managing director is awaiting trial on corruption charges. put somebody on trial • They should never have been put on trial, let alone convicted. bring somebody to trial • The people who were responsible for this crime must be brought to trial. be sent for trial ( also be committed for trial British English ) • Smith's lawyer battled to stop him being sent for trial in Britain. a trial is held • We believe the trial will be held sometime next month. a trial opens (= officially begins ) • The trial opened 5 weeks ago. a trial is adjourned (= it is officially stopped for several days, weeks, or months ) • The trial was adjourned until November. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + trial a murder/fraud etc trial • She was a witness in a murder trial. a fair trial • He is entitled to a fair trial. a criminal trial (= for cases involving a crime ) • In a criminal trial, guilt has to be proven beyond reasonable doubt. a civil trial (= for cases dealing with the private affairs of citizens, rather than cases involving a crime ) • In civil trials, the jury's decision need not be unanimous. phrases a case goes/comes to trial • If the case ever went to trial, he would probably lose. nouns the trial judge • The trial judge acquitted the accused on the charge of assault. the trial lawyer • He is regarded as one of the finest trial lawyers in the state. the trial court • The evidence will be fully tested in the trial court. a trial date • No trial date has been set because of procedural delays. the trial verdict • His lawyers have said they will appeal the civil trial verdict.

2 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with TRIAL, Also see ON TRIAL.

3 general:: noun hearing: He was found guilty at the trial. noun ordeal: It is a trial to work there.

4 general::   noun in a court of law ADJ. fair The men claim they did not receive a fair trial. | unfair | full | criminal | fraud, murder, rape | jury | crown court, high court, supreme court | civil | public | show A series of show trials of former senior officials of the ousted regime took place. | summary The rebels were brutally executed after summary trials. | controversial, notorious, sensational VERB + TRIAL come to, face, go on, go to, stand He never came to trial for the robbery. She died before the case came to trial. A man has gone on trial accused of murdering his girlfriend. | bring sb to, commit sb for, put sb on Four people had been arrested and committed for trial. | await He is in prison awaiting trial on drugs charges. | attend As a journalist he attended every murder trial of note. | order The judge ordered a new trial on the grounds that evidence had been withheld. | adjourn | halt, stop The judge halted the trial when it emerged witnesses had been threatened. | tell (in a news report) Murder trial told of horrific attack. TRIAL + VERB proceed, take place | begin, open | continue, resume | collapse The trial collapsed after a key prosecution witness admitted lying. TRIAL + NOUN court, judge, jury, lawyer | verdict | procedure, proceedings, process PREP. at the ~ More than a hundred witnesses gave evidence at the trial. | during the ~ The letters that were shown during his trial turned out to be forgeries. | on ~ She is presently on trial at the Old Bailey. | without ~ Opposition leaders had been jailed without trial. | ~ by The president faces trial by television tonight when he takes part in a live debate. | ~ for She faces trial for murder. | ~ over Three people are to stand trial over the deaths of a young couple. act of testing sb/sth ADJ. clinical, experimental, field If clinical trials are successful the drug could be on the market early next year. | full-scale, large-scale | controlled, double-blind, randomized | free, home We've got this vacuum cleaner on ten days' free trial. | speed | Olympic, rowing, soccer, etc. VERB + TRIAL carry out, conduct | take part in | have He had a trial with Chelsea when he was young. TRIAL + VERB show sth The trial showed a dramatic reduction in side effects. TRIAL + NOUN period She agreed to employ me for a trial period. | run They are treating the trip as a trial run for their 500-mile sponsored ride later this month. | data, results | project, scheme | game | separation The couple agreed on a trial separation. PREP. under ~ A new stocktaking system is currently under trial at the supermarket. PHRASES on a trial basis The new system will be introduced on a trial basis. | trial and error We discovered the ideal mix of paint by trial and error. | a trial of strength The dispute was regarded as a trial of strength by the unions. experience/person that causes difficulties ADJ. sore She was a sore trial to her family at times. PREP. ~ to PHRASES trials and tribulations the trials and tribulations of married life