probationary / proʊˈbeɪ ʃən /

试用期假期暂缓试用

probationary 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the act of testing.
  2. the testing or trial of a person's conduct, character, qualifications, or the like.
  3. the state or period of such testing or trial.
  4. Law. a method of dealing with offenders, especially young persons guilty of minor crimes or first offenses, by allowing them to go at large under supervision of a probation officer. the state of having been conditionally released.
  5. Education. a trial period or condition of students in certain educational institutions who are being permitted to redeem failures, misconduct, etc.
  6. the testing or trial of a candidate for membership in a religious body or order, for holy orders, etc.
  7. Archaic. proof.

probationary 近义词

probationary

等同于 tentative

probationary

等同于 trial

probationary 的近义词 8
probationary 的反义词 3
probationary

等同于 experimental

更多probationary例句

  1. Facebook’s latest attempt to slow disinformation means probation for groupsFacebook offers ways to export your own profile data so you have a copy, and even a tool for moving your photos to competing services.
  2. The company blocked live video and put some group posts on probation, requiring moderator approvals if group members have too many rule violations.
  3. Apple has since placed its partner on probation and won’t give them new business until corrective action is completed.
  4. In addition to completing probation, in both states, previously convicted felons must pay court-ordered fines or restitution before their right to vote will be restored.
  5. Weinstock said the organization remains under disciplinary probation and review.
  6. The probationary status would be good for six years and could then be renewed after payment of another $500 penalty.
  7. Those granted probationary status would not be eligible for government benefits during the decadelong wait.
  8. And give “probationary legal status” to the 11 million — not on the day the bill is signed but on the day the fence is completed.
  9. They found themselves hinting that he should engage in politics as well, when his probationary years were over.
  10. Pupils then offered: they were engaged for three years, the first year to be strictly probationary.
  11. During two years, the congregation at Daventry was supplied by neighbouring ministers and probationary candidates.
  12. He entered on his probationary services in May, 1848, and was ordained in the month of April in the following year.
  13. When a prisoner has served his time in irons, he is removed to a probationary gang; that which I am describing is an ironed gang.