A trial is a meeting in court to decide if a person broke the law. A judge or jury listens and gives a decision. It is a formal and official event.
The trial will start next Monday.
She attended the trial as a witness.
A trial can be a test to check if something is good or safe. It is often used with new products or medicines to learn if they work well.
The new medicine passed the trial.
They do trials before selling new cars.
A trial can mean a difficult time that makes someone feel sad or tested. It is a hard experience to get through.
Losing his job was a big trial.
She faced many trials in her life.
A trial is when you try something free for a short time to decide if you want to buy it later. Many websites or apps offer trials.
I signed up for a trial on the app.
The trial lets you use it for seven days.
A trial can mean trying hard to do something. It is one effort to achieve a goal, even if it does not work the first time.
He made a trial to open the door.
Try again; your trial was good.
A trial is a special game where players show their skills to get into a team. It helps coaches choose the best players.
He did well in the football trial.
The coach watches the trial carefully.
