Значение слова "SAMPLE" найдено в 85 источниках
SAMPLE
[`sɑːmpl]
образец, образчик, экземпляр
проба
пример, образец
выборка
модель, шаблон
сэмпл
представляющий собой образец, пример
брать образцы или пробы; определять качество на основе анализа отдельного образца
пробовать на вкус, дегустировать
испытывать, пробовать
представлять собой образец, образчик; служить образчиком
снабжать образцами
создавать сэмплы
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sample: translation
•Roman•I.•/Roman• noun
1 people in a survey
ADJECTIVE
▪ large, small
▪ total
▪ population
▪ national
▪ random, representative
▪ clinical, non-clinical
VERB + SAMPLE
▪ draw, select
▪
a random sample drawn from men aged 35–40
SAMPLE + VERB
▪ comprise sth, consist of sth
▪
Our sample comprised 250 office workers.
SAMPLE + NOUN
▪ size
▪
A larger sample size yields more reliable data.
▪ survey
▪ group
PREPOSITION
▪ sample from
▪
The research was based on samples from 29 populations.
▪ sample of
▪
a wide sample of people
2 small quantity of sth tested to provide information
ADJECTIVE
▪ blood, faecal/fecal, serum, stool, tissue, urine
▪ DNA, RNA
▪ rock, soil, water
▪ control
▪ biopsy
VERB + SAMPLE
▪ collect, obtain, take
▪ provide
▪
All the athletes had to provide a urine sample.
▪ analyse/analyze, study, test
SAMPLE + VERB
▪ contain
▪ show
PREPOSITION
▪ sample of
▪
samples of tissue
3 small quantity of sth tried to see what it is like
ADJECTIVE
▪ free
▪
They're giving out free samples of the new toothpaste.
SAMPLE + NOUN
▪ book
▪
We looked at sample books to choose the fabric.
PREPOSITION
▪ sample of
▪
•Roman•II.•/Roman• I'd like to see a sample of your work.
verb
ADVERB
▪ randomly
PREPOSITION
▪ from
▪
The survey was done using a group of 100 children randomly sampled from the school population.
Sample is used with these nouns as the object: ↑cuisine, ↑delicacy, ↑delight, ↑dish, ↑fare