testen
test
etwas prüfen oder ausprobieren.
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testen synonyms
What's the difference between testen / prüfen / evaluieren / ausprobieren / testen lassen / abtesten
To check or verify something for correctness, quality, or presence. It is a very general and common alternative to "testen".
To assess something based on criteria or results. It sounds more formal and analytical than "testen".
To try something out in practice to see how it works. It often means a personal or practical first trial.
To have something tested by someone else. The focus is on letting another person or service do the testing.
To test something thoroughly, often step by step or with a test. It is somewhat colloquial and technical.
To try out in real conditions and gain practical experience. It is often used in technical, scientific, or formal contexts.
To examine or investigate carefully in order to find a cause, condition, or detail. It is broader and more serious than "testen".
To check to make sure everything is in order and meets requirements. It often involves supervision or routine inspection.
To let someone try something. The focus is on giving permission for a practical trial.
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How to pronounce testen and what this word means
testen means test. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce testen
[ˈtɛstn̩]
testen translation
test
testen examples
Wir testen zwei verschiedene Überschriften.
testen transcription
[ˈtɛstn̩]
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testen meaning: what does it mean?
etwas prüfen oder ausprobieren.
testen pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
testen is pronounced as [ˈtɛstn̩]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
testen definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Wir testen zwei verschiedene Überschriften. Translation: Мы тестируем два разных заголовка.
Is testen part of Advertising vocabulary?
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Is testen part of Professional English vocabulary?
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