Definition
Definition of time test - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationRare assessment conducted within a specific time frameRare
- The students completed the time test in under an hour.
2.
technologyRare test to evaluate efficiency within a set timeRare
- The software's time test showed it could process data quickly.
3.
medicalRare fitness test measuring endurance over timeRare
- The doctor recommended a time test to check his heart health.
Terms with time test included in their meaning
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study before exam
study a lot in a short time before a test
education
intensive studying in a short time before a test
testing
time to test or evaluate something
testing period
for a short time to test
acr: International Normalized Ratio
test to measure blood clotting time
medical
blood test measuring blood clotting time
medical
time taken for blood to clot measured in a test
technology
test measuring material deformation under stress over time
Examples of time test in a sentence
A time test was scheduled to assess their quick thinking skills. The time test for the new app was successful. Engineers conducted a time test on the prototype. He underwent a time test to assess his stamina. A time test was scheduled to evaluate her endurance.
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- French:test chronométré, test de temps, ...
- German:Zeittest, Belastungstest, ...
- Italian:test a tempo, test da sforzo, ...
- Spanish:prueba cronometrada, prueba de tiempo, ...
- Portuguese:teste cronometrado, teste de tempo, ...
- Chinese:限时测试, 效率测试, ...
- Japanese:時間制限テスト, 持久力テスト, ...
- Arabic:اِخْتِبَار زَمَنِيّ, اِخْتِبار الوَقْت, ...
- Hebrew:מִבְחָן קָצוּב בִּזְמַן, מִבְחַן זְמַן, ...
- Russian:тест на время, тест на выносливость, ...
- Ukrainian:тест на час, часовий тест, ...
- Hindi:समय परीक्षण, सहनशक्ति परीक्षण, ...
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