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Definition of tester - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
evaluationperson who conducts tests or assessments
- The software company hired a tester to find bugs.
2.
productsample of a product for trial purposes
- The store provided a tester for the new fragrance.
3.
technologydevice used to test other devices or substances
- She used a voltage tester to check the battery's power..
4.
cyclingTECH. UK cyclist specializing in time trialsTECH. UK
- The tester won the time trial championship.
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sample of a product for trial purposes 
device used to test other devices or substances
Expressions with tester
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individual trying a product in trial phase
As a beta tester, she gave feedback on the new gadget.
Origin of tester
Middle English, tester (headboard)
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Examples of tester in a sentence
The tester's feedback improved the final design. Customers could try the tester before buying the lotion. He used the tester to decide on the right shade. The mechanic used a tester to diagnose the car's issue. A soil tester was used to check the garden's pH levels. The tester set a new record in the cycling event.
As a tester, she excelled in every time trial race.
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- French:testeur, échantillon, ...
- German:Tester, Probe, ...
- Italian:tester, campione, ...
- Spanish:probador, muestra, ...
- Portuguese:testador, tester, ...
- Chinese:测试员, 试用装, ...
- Japanese:テスター, サンプル, ...
- Arabic:مُخْتَبِر, عَيِّنَة تَجْرِيبِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹדֵק, טֶסְטֶר, ...
- Russian:тестировщик, тестер, ...
- Ukrainian:тестувальник, тестер, ...
- Hindi:परीक्षक, टेस्टर, ...

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