Meaning of test out | Babel Free

Definitions

1. To try or experiment with (something or someone) in order to see if it works, is true, or is successful.
   transitive
2. To explore (something one has little experience with), especially to do so in a safe environment.
   transitive
3. To explore how (someone) responds to something; To feel someone out.
   transitive
4. To demonstrate a certain result in a test, especially a successful result.
   intransitive
5. To pass a placement test that enables one to avoid taking a course.
   intransitive

Examples

“You will also have⟳ to test⟳ out any HTML code or Java applets that you include⟳, and you will have⟳ to test⟳ the whole site once it is published to a server.”

“Being an amateur artist, it suddenly occurred to her that, if artists can simply paint⟳ over their mistakes on canvas to hide⟳ them, why couldn't typists do the same? To test⟳ out her idea, she put⟳ some tempera water-base paint⟳ of the same colour as the paper she used in a bottle and took it to work⟳.”

“At the same time, she was able to test⟳ out her belief that she would “go crazy” and get⟳ out of control⟳ if she allowed herself to experience⟳ strong emotions.”

“Ray tells her, “Yes, ma'am, now we just need⟳ to test⟳ it out to make⟳ sure it works."”

“For example, car manufacturers use⟳ computer simulators to test⟳ out risky new ideas in a low-risk environment.”

“Poland tested England out with their intensity and physical commitment but Southgate's side stood strong while also having to deal⟳ with a crowd of 56,212 made up entirely of home support⟳.”

“But to really help⟳ the beginning painter get⟳ used to truly seeing the actual patterns, tape masking paper to the side of the paint⟳ booth and test⟳ out spray gun patterns on there.”

“For example, the above patient might be able to test⟳ out his fears in sessions because he is thinking 'It's a hospital, there will be doctors to save⟳ me if I do have⟳ a heart attack'; but he may be unable to do the same thing elsewhere because of the lack of such reassuring facilities.”

“They're definitely the kinds of characters who don't want⟳ to be limited by anything and so they will test⟳ out the most difficult and the most unusual opportunities. And sometimes they will test⟳ out things that they shouldn't test⟳ out.”

“The advantage of playing is that you can test⟳ out actions and emotions that would be too dangerous to act out in real life.”

“It's good for only a few miles, and the signal wouldn't reach⟳ us if they get⟳ in the air, but it has a new feature I need⟳ to test⟳ out.”

“However, Famous Players responded negatively when Borsos tested them out about showing the film.”

“And whenever I meet⟳ anyone I test⟳ them out about how they feel⟳.”

“She had tested him out about his boot camp buddies, and she had almost decided he wasn't the man in Bess's photograph after all.”

“How does it test⟳ out in comparison with the cement?”

“If a ladder is used there are ladders that are used and we have⟳ tested them, and we have⟳ found that these ladders test⟳ out, so that they could carry⟳ a weight load⟳ of 1600 pounds.”

“If our controls test⟳ out OK , then we are able to say⟳: " I am confident that the control⟳ system is working."”

“If you do smoke⟳, drink⟳ alcohol, or take⟳ a drug, it will invariably provoke a reaction and test⟳ out as allergenic.”

“Children who test⟳ out of classroom lessons and activities should not be asked to do more mathematical problems of the same type⟳ “just for practice.””

“I would suggest⟳ first asking to test⟳ out of the grade level in order⟳ to subject accelerate.”

“The positive outcome of the meeting was that in the spring⟳ semester of fifth grade, Charlie would be allowed to test⟳ out of the sixth-grade curriculum and the prealgebra content and, if he obtained an 80% on each test⟳, he would be placed into algebra at the beginning of sixth grade.”

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