probation in Russian
probation in Russian is испыта́тельный срок — probation means a trial period during which someone's suitability for a job or role is being assessed, and they can be dismissed if they don't meet expectations.
probation in Russian
испыта́тельный срок
Pronounced: ispytatelnyy srok
A period of time when a person occupies a position only conditionally and may be removed if certain conditions are not met.
What does "probation" mean?
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noun A trial period during which someone's suitability for a job or role is being assessed, and they can be dismissed if they don't meet expectations.
"New hires are on probation for the first ninety days."
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noun A criminal sentence that allows someone to remain in the community under supervision instead of going to prison, as long as they follow certain conditions.
"She was sentenced to two years of probation instead of jail time."
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probation in a sentence
- New hires are on probation for the first ninety days.
- My manager said I would be on probation for six months before getting a permanent contract.
- She was sentenced to two years of probation instead of jail time.
- The judge placed him on probation and ordered him to meet his supervising officer every week.
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What is "probation" in Russian?
"probation" in Russian is испыта́тельный срок. probation means: A trial period during which someone's suitability for a job or role is being assessed, and they can be dismissed if they don't meet expectations.
How do you pronounce испыта́тельный срок?
"probation" in Russian is испыта́тельный срок, pronounced "ispytatelnyy srok".
How do you use "probation" in a sentence?
Example: "New hires are on probation for the first ninety days." In Russian, "probation" is испыта́тельный срок.
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