early 15c., "trial, experiment, test," from Old French probacion "proof, evidence" (14c., Modern French probation) and directly from Latin probationem (nominative probatio) "approval, assent; a proving, trial, inspection, examination," noun of action from past participle stem of probare "to test" (see prove). Meaning "testing of a person's conduct" (especially as a trial period for membership) is from early 15c.; theological sense first recorded 1520s; criminal justice sense is recorded by 1866. As a verb from 1640s. Related: Probationer; probationary.
probation 双语例句
1. After a further four-month extension of her probation period, she was sacked.
在又试用了4个月后，她被开除了。
来自柯林斯例句
2. The thief was put on probation for two years.
这个小偷被处以两年缓刑。
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3. He was bailed for probation reports.
他因等待鉴定报告而获得保释。
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4. The prisoner was put on probation .
犯人已获缓刑。
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5. That company puts all new employees on a three - month probation.