examination
- examination
n.
test
set of questions
1) to administer, conduct, give an examination
2) to draw up, make up an examination
3) to monitor, proctor, supervise an examination
4) to sit (BE), take an examination
5) to fail; pass an examination
6) a difficult, stiff; easy examination
7) a bar; civil-service; competitive; comprehensive; doctoral; entrance; external; final; makeup; master's; multiple-choice; open-book; oral; placement; qualifying; state-board (AE); true-false; written examination
8) an examination in, on (an examination in physics; an examination on irregular verbs)
inspection
scrutiny
9) to do, make an examination
10) a careful, close, complete, in-depth, thorough; cursory, perfunctory, superficial examination
11) a physical examination (the doctor did a thorough physical examination of/on the patient)
12) on examination (on close examination of the facts, she discovered that...)
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[ɪgˌzæmɪ'neɪʃ(ə)n]
civil-service
comprehensive
cursory
doctoral
easy examination
final
give an examination
in-depth
make an examination
make up an examination
master's
multiple-choice
open-book
oral
pass an examination
perfunctory
placement
proctor
qualifying
superficial examination
supervise an examination
take an examination
true-false
written examination
state-board
['inspection'] ['scrutiny'] to do
['test'] ['set of questions'] to administer
a bar
a careful
a difficult
an examination in
to draw up
to fail
to monitor
to sit
on examination
a physical examination
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