probationary

英 [prəˈbeɪʃnri]

美 [proʊˈbeɪʃəneri]

adj.  试用的; 见习的

法律

BNC.22537 / COCA.27266

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 试用的；见习的
  Aprobationaryperiod is a period after someone starts a job, during which their employer can decide whether the person is suitable and should be allowed to continue.
  1. Teachers should have a probationary period of two years.
     教师应该有2年的见习期。

英英释义

adj

• under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon
  1. probationary employees
  2. a provisional government
  3. just a tentative schedule
  Synonym:provisionalprovisionarytentative

双语例句

• This paper gives a brief analysis about the three major common law issues existing in the graduate employment: the probationary period, the tripartite agreement and the handling with labor disputes.
  本文将针对毕业生就业常见的三大法律问题，即试用期的法律问题、三方协议的法律问题和劳动争议处理的法律问题做简要的解析。
• It's been brought to my attention that your three-month probationary period is up.
  我一直注意到你三个月的试用期已经期满。
• Are you preparing to do a probationary year?
  你准备见习一年吗？
• You can become a qualified teacher and then do a probationary year.
  你能成为一名合格的教师然后再见习一年。
• Moreover, continuation training courses were also arranged for 76 in-service Probationary Station Officers.
  此外，该处也为76名在职的见习消防队长安排了延续训练课程。
• The probationary period lasts three months.
  试用期三个月。
• Application of situational leadership theory in nurse training during probationary period
  情境领导理论在见习期护士培训中的应用
• The party organization should make serious efforts to educate and observe the probationary members.
  党组织对预备党员应当认真教育和考察。
• Because you passed the probationary period this month and the fees for your old age pension, medical insurance and unemployment insurance are all deducted.
  因为你这个月通过了试用期，你的养老金，医疗保险和失业保险都被扣除了。
• New recruits are voted in through a process of peer appraisal after a four-week probationary period.
  经过4周的试用期后，新员工通过同事评估的方式被选入公司。