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trials

Pronunciation: [ˈtraɪəlz]

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Learn how to use trials in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “experimentation”

(noun) trials are tests or experiments to see how something works or to try something out. It's like when scientists test a new medicine to make sure it is safe and helps people.

Example

The new medicine has gone through many trials, and it shows great promise.

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We can't start using the treatment yet because the trials are not finished.

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What are the results of the medical trials so far?

Context: “challenges”

(noun) trials can also mean difficult experiences or challenges that someone faces in life. For example, when someone goes through tough times, we say they are facing trials.

Example

She overcame many trials in her life and became very strong.

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He didn't let the trials get him down; he always looked for the positive.

Example

What trials have you had to overcome to reach your goals?

How to pronounce trials

Pronunciation: [ˈtraɪəlz]

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