Translation of Kazakh word "эксперимент" to English
эксперимент
/eksperiment/
Meaning
NounA test under controlled conditions made to either demonstrate a known truth, examine the validity of a hypothesis, or determine the efficacy or likelihood of something previously untried.
How to use
Direct loanword for experiment. The native equivalent is 'тәжірибе'.
🇬🇧 English
experiment
Example
Ғалымдар бұл экспериментті бірнеше рет қайталап, алынған нәтижелердің дұрыстығына көз жеткізді.
The scientists repeated this experiment several times to ensure the accuracy of the results obtained.
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- Ғалымдар бұл экспериментті бірнеше рет қайталап, алынған нәтижелердің дұрыстығына көз жеткізді.— The scientists repeated this experiment several times to ensure the accuracy of the results obtained.
- әділ бәсекелестік— fair competition
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Frequency rank: #911 in Kazakh
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The Kazakh word "эксперимент" means "experiment" in English.
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