sample
sam
ˈsæm
sām
ple
pəl
pēl
British pronunciation
/sˈɑːmpə‍l/

Définition et signification de « sample » en anglais

Sample
01

échantillon

a small amount of a substance taken from a larger amount used for scientific analysis or therapeutic experiment
sample definition and meaning
example
Exemples
A soil sample was taken to test for nutrient levels.
Un échantillon de sol a été prélevé pour tester les niveaux de nutriments.
02

échantillon

a randomly selected part of a larger group, put to study in order to gain knowledge or to draw conclusions about the larger group
example
Exemples
In the study, researchers analyzed a sample of 100 patients to determine the effectiveness of the new treatment.
Dans l'étude, les chercheurs ont analysé un échantillon de 100 patients pour déterminer l'efficacité du nouveau traitement.
03

échantillon

a short segment of music or sound captured digitally for use in creating a new composition
04

échantillon

a small portion of a product or item, such as food or goods, given to a potential customer to try before making a purchase
example
Exemples
They sent out samples of the new coffee blend.
Ils ont envoyé des échantillons du nouveau mélange de café.
to sample
01

échantillonner, prélever un échantillon

to take a small portion or specimen of something for examination, testing, or as a representation of a larger whole
Transitive: to sample sth
to sample definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The chef will sample the soup to check for seasoning.
Le chef goûtera la soupe pour vérifier l'assaisonnement.
02

échantillonner

to take or record a small piece of music or sound digitally, in order to be used in a new composition
Transitive: to sample a piece of music
example
Exemples
The producer sampled a piece of the old song and looped it for the beat.
Le producteur a échantillonné un morceau de la vieille chanson et l'a mis en boucle pour le beat.
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