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probation

/prəˈbeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une période d'évaluation ou de surveillance, souvent utilisée dans l'emploi pour évaluer l'aptitude d'un nouvel employé ou en droit comme une alternative à l'incarcération, où le délinquant est libéré sous conditions judiciaires.

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noun

B2formalcommonlegal/prəˈbeɪ.ʃən/

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A noun referring to a period of assessment or supervision, often used in employment to evaluate a new employee's suitability, or in law as an alternative to imprisonment where an offender is released under court-imposed conditions.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant une période d'évaluation ou de surveillance, souvent utilisée dans l'emploi pour évaluer l'aptitude d'un nouvel employé ou en droit comme une alternative à l'incarcération, où le délinquant est libéré sous conditions judiciaires.
  1. Trial period for suitability B1 formal

    A period of time during which a new employee or member is assessed to determine if they are suitable for a permanent position or membership.

    • The new hire is on a six-month probation before becoming a permanent employee.
    • During probation, her performance was closely monitored by the supervisor.
    • He successfully completed his probation and was offered a full-time contract.

    🇫🇷Période d'essai

    Synonymes: test periodtrialtrial period

  2. Legal supervision B2 formal legal

    A court-ordered period during which an offender is released into the community under supervision, instead of being sent to prison, subject to specific conditions.

    • The judge sentenced him to two years of probation for the minor offense.
    • She was required to meet with her probation officer every month.
    • Violating the terms of probation can result in imprisonment.

    🇫🇷mise à l'épreuve

    Synonymes: parole

  3. Period for reform B2 formal legal

    A trial period given to an offender to demonstrate good behavior and rehabilitation, often as an alternative to harsher punishment.

    • The court granted him probation to give him a chance to reform.
    • During probation, he attended counseling sessions as required.
    • She was placed on probation for a year to prove she could abide by the law.

    🇫🇷Période de mise à l'épreuve

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