English-Spanish translations for trial

  • procesoEste proceso es una verdadera parodia de justicia. This trial is a real parody of justice. Proceso a los antiguos "Jemeres rojos" en Camboya Trial of former Khmers Rouges in Cambodia Temo, por tanto, que sólo sea un simulacro de proceso. I am afraid this may only be a mock trial.
  • juicioIncluso los criminales sospechosos tienen derecho a un juicio, a un fair trial. Even suspected criminals are entitled to fair trials. Resumiendo, el juicio fue una farsa. In short, his trial was a sham. De hecho, aún no se ha señalado el juicio. There is, in fact, no trial date.
  • ensayoSegundo punto esencial: los ensayos clínicos. Second essential point, clinical trials. Este será el resultado de estos ensayos clínicos. That will be the outcome of these clinical trials. En Escocia se están realizando actualmente ensayos de cultivos. Crop trials are presently being conducted in Scotland.
  • experimentoCualquier experimento tendrá que confinarse, inevitablemente, a un área muy pequeña. Any trial will, inevitably, have to be confined to a very small area. Estos experimentos han mostrado inequívocamente que durante este período el riesgo es muy grande para el bacalao y que es muy grande la proporción del bacalao que se captura.. These trials clearly showed that the risk to cod is very high during this period and that there is a significant by-catch of cod. La Comisión de Medio Ambiente ha recibido de la Comisión dos explicaciones diferentes sobre los motivos para presentar dos anexos, los Anexos III y IV, en relación con la realización de experimentos. The Environment Committee has been given two different explanations by the Commission as to why there are two Annexes, Nos 3 and 4, on which to base trials.
  • pruebaHace falta una fase de prueba, eso es algo obvio. A trial phase is necessary; that is a given. We are on trial: no es el Consejo el que se somete hoy a prueba, sino el Parlamento. We are the ones on trial: it is not the Council that is being put to the test today but Parliament. No se presentan pruebas, no se celebran juicios. No evidence is produced, no trials take place.
  • trialIncluso los criminales sospechosos tienen derecho a un juicio, a un fair trial. Even suspected criminals are entitled to fair trials. We are on trial: no es el Consejo el que se somete hoy a prueba, sino el Parlamento. We are the ones on trial: it is not the Council that is being put to the test today but Parliament.
  • tribulación

Definition of trial

  • An opportunity to test something out; a test
  • Appearance at judicial court in order to be examined
  • A tryout to pick members of a team
  • A piece of ware used to test the heat of a kiln
  • Pertaining to a trial or test
  • To carry out a series of tests on before marketing or implementing it
  • To try out in a sports team
  • Characterized by having three components
  • Pertaining to a language form referring to three of something, like people; contrast ''singular'', ''dual'and ''plural''. (See for an example

Examples

  • They will perform the trials for the new equipment next week.
  • That boy was a trial to his parents.
  • soccer trials
  • The warning system was extensively trialed before being fitted to all our vehicles
  • The team trialled a new young goalkeeper in Saturdays match, with mixed results
  • No language has a trial number unless it has a dual.

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