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on trial

/ɒn ˈtraɪəl/

Traduction: Se dit d'une personne ou d'une affaire jugée et évaluée en justice, ou d'une chose soumise à un test de performance ou d'aptitude.

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/ɒn ˈtraɪəl/B2formallegal
  • frSe dit d'une personne ou d'une affaire jugée et évaluée en justice, ou d'une chose soumise à un test de performance ou d'aptitude.

A legal phrase describing a person or case being examined and judged in a court of law, or being tested for performance or suitability.

  1. Being judged in courtB2formal

    In the process of being examined and judged in a court of law.

    frêtre jugé

    • The defendant is currently on trial for fraud.
    • He was put on trial for his involvement in the robbery.
    • The case went on trial last month.
  2. Being tested or evaluatedB2informal

    In a period of testing to determine suitability, quality, or performance.

    frà l'essai

    • The new software is on trial for a month before purchase.
    • The employee is on trial for a probationary period.
    • The product is on trial in select stores.