During the probation period of my friend's new job, each month's salary is 3000 RMB; once the probation period has been fulfilled, each month's salary is 3500 RMB.
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Probation
//ˌpɹoʊˈbeɪʃən//
Synonyms for "probation" (27 found)
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7 entriesTranslations
50 translations across 26 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- стаж noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- условна присъда noun (type of sentence)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 緩刑 /缓刑 noun (type of sentence)
- 试用期 noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Czech
3 entries- podmínka noun (type of sentence)
- podmíněný trest noun (type of sentence)
- zkušební doba noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Danish
3 entries- prøveløsladelse noun (type of sentence)
- prøveperiode noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- prøvetid noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Dutch
2 entries- proeftijd noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- proefverlof noun (type of sentence)
Esperanto
1 entries- provizora libero noun (type of sentence)
Finnish
3 entries- ehdollinen noun (type of sentence)
- ehdollinen vankeusrangaistus noun (type of sentence)
- koeaika noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
French
2 entries- liberté conditionnelle noun (type of sentence)
- période d'essai noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
German
2 entries- Bewährung noun (type of sentence)
- Probezeit noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Greek
2 entries- αναστολή υπό επιτήρηση noun (type of sentence)
- δοκιμασία noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Hungarian
2 entries- próbaidő noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- próbaidő noun (type of sentence)
Italian
2 entries- libertà vigilata noun (type of sentence)
- messa in prova noun (type of sentence)
Japanese
2 entries- 保護観察 noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- 保護観察 noun (type of sentence)
Korean
1 entries- 보호관찰 noun (type of sentence)
Malay
2 entries- percubaan noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- percubaan noun (type of sentence)
Māori
1 entries- poropeihana noun (type of sentence)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Proowtiet noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Polish
3 entries- okres próbny noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- staż noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- wyrok w zawieszeniu noun (type of sentence)
Portuguese
3 entries- condicional noun (type of sentence)
- contrato de experiência noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- período de experiência noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Romanian
3 entries- perioadă de probațiune noun (type of sentence)
- perioadă de probă noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
- probațiune noun (type of sentence)
Russian
1 entries- испыта́тельный срок noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- uvjetna noun (type of sentence)
- uvjetna kazna noun (type of sentence)
Spanish
2 entries- libertad condicional noun (type of sentence)
- periodo de prueba noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Swedish
1 entries- praktisk arbetslivsorientering noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Thai
1 entries- ทดลองงาน noun (period of conditional employment or engagement)
Turkish
1 entries- şartlı tahliye noun (type of sentence)
Sample sentences
16 total sentences available.
Tom was sentenced to five days in jail and a year on probation for drunken driving.
Source: tatoeba (952874)
The end of my probation period is nearing.
Source: tatoeba (1556539)
You're on probation.
Source: tatoeba (2218320)
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