driving test

ˈdraɪvɪŋ tɛst

Definition

Definition of driving test - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

assessmentexam to assess ability to drive a vehicle

She passed her driving test on the first attempt..
He failed his driving test twice before passing.
The driving test includes both a written and practical exam.

road test

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Expressions with driving

driving seat

the seat in a vehicle where the driver sits

He adjusted the mirrors from the driving seat.

driving spirit

force that propels a project forward

His vision was the driving spirit of the initiative.

driving force

person or thing motivating an action

Her passion was the driving force behind the project.

the driving force behind

main factor causing something to happen or develop

Innovation is the driving force behind the company's success.

in the driving seat

adj.

in control of a situation

She is in the driving seat of the project.

what are you driving at

exp.

asking for clarification of someone's point or intention

I don't understand, what are you driving at?

Expressions with test

test out

try something to evaluate its effectiveness

They decided to test out the new software before full deployment..

acid test

rigorous test to determine quality or value

The new policy faces its acid test next month.

pub test

test if most people think something is fair or reasonable

That policy doesn't pass the pub test.

straight-face test

evaluation if something can be said seriously

The proposal didn't pass the straight-face test.

put to the test

evaluate something by testing or experimentation

The new software was put to the test yesterday.

stand the test

endure over time without failing

Their friendship stood the test of time.

test of time

ability of something to remain useful or valued over a long period

Only the best constructions can withstand the test of time..

test someone's patience

push someone to see how long they stay calm

The children always test their teacher's patience.

test the water

try something to see if it works

She decided to test the water before investing more money.

test the waters

try something new or explore before deciding or committing

She wanted to test the waters before joining the club.

Terms with driving test included in their meaning

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driving examiner

evaluation

person who evaluates driving skills in a test

take for a drive

vehicles

test a vehicle by driving it

DSA

acr.

acr: Driving Standards Agency

government group that sets driving test rules

road-test

vehicle testing

test a vehicle under real driving conditions

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French:examen de conduite, ...
German:Fahrprüfung, ...
Italian:esame di guida, ...
Spanish:examen de conducir, ...
Portuguese:teste de condução, ...
Chinese:驾驶考试, ...
Japanese:運転免許試験, ...
Arabic:اِخْتِبَار قِيَادَة, ...
Hebrew:מִבְחַן נְהִיגָה, ...
Russian:водительский экзамен, ...
Ukrainian:водійський іспит, ...
Hindi:गाड़ी चलाने की परीक्षा, ...
Bengali:গাড়ি চালানোর পরীক্ষা, ...
Catalan:examen de conduir, ...
Czech:řidičská zkouška, ...
Danish:køreprøve, ...
Dutch:rijexamen, ...
Greek:εξέταση οδήγησης, ...
Hungarian:vezetési vizsga, ...
Khmer:ការប្រឡងបើកបរ, ...
Korean:운전 시험, ...
Persian:آزمون رانندگی, ...
Polish:egzamin na prawo jazdy, ...
Portuguese (BR):teste de direção, ...
Romanian:test de conducere, ...
Swedish:körprov, ...
Thai:สอบใบขับขี่, ...
Turkish:sürüş testi, ...
Vietnamese:kỳ thi lái xe, ...

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