英语词汇“probationary”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

Chief dies: Alec Nuttall, former chief probation officer of Teesside and then Cleveland, has died aged 68.
Gary DeHart, two-time series champion Terry Labonte's crew chief, also was fined and placed on probation in Daytona.
He faces up to a year in jail and five years' probation.
Joseph, of Bow, east London, was given probation at the Old Bailey yesterday for attempted robbery.
The 31-year-old rap executive has been in jail since October for probation violations.
The penalty agreed to on the cocaine charge includes four years of supervised probation and random drug testing.
Tomkinson had a previous conviction for exposing himself to a woman in 1985 and was given probation in 1990 for assault.

WORD SETS► Conditions of Employment

appraisee, nounappraiser, nounassertiveness training, assessment centre, automatic checkoff, nounB2E, adjectivebasic wage, broadbanding, nounbusiness agent, callback, nouncasual, adjectivechampion of change, nounchange agent, nounCIO, cognitive dissonance, nouncollaborative working, nouncommand and control, nouncompany doctor, company officer, company union, comparable worth, nouncompassionate leave, nouncompetence profiling, nouncompetency-based, adjectivecompetency profiling, compliance officer, confidentiality clause, contract of employment, nouncontract of service, nouncontractual, adjectivecontribution, nouncontributory, adjectiveCOO, core competence, corporate communication, custom and practice, dead time, demarcation dispute, direct labour, disabled quota, dispute procedure, earnings-related, adjectiveemployee referral program, employee relations, employment, nounevergreen contract, expense account, nounfidelity insurance, field staff, fieldwork, nounfirst in, first out, nounflexitime, nounflyback interview, freelance, adjectivegagging clause, gardening leave, gender-awareness, noungolden handshake, noungolden parachute, noungrade, noungrade, verbgratuity, noungreen card, noungross misconduct, Hawthorne effect, Hay system, hirer, nounhiring hall, nounhotelling, nounHRM, hygiene factor, incentive fee, individual retirement account, job description, nounjob order, job quota, job-sharing, nounlast in, first out, nounleave, nounLIFO, marzipan layer, maternity leave, nounMBWA, medical certificate, nounmileage, nounminimum wage, nounmotivator factor, motor pool, nounnight shift, nounnoncontributory, adjectiveout-of-pocket expenses, nounout of work, adjectiveoutplacement, nounpart-time, adjectivepaternity leave, nounpensionable, adjectivepeon, nounperformance appraisal, probation, nounprobationer, nounprofit sharing, nounPRP, psychic income, psychometric testing, QWL, remuneration package, retirement plan, nounreturner, nounrota, nounrotate, verbsabbatical, nounsalary matrix, nounscreening interview, semi-skilled, adjectiveservice agreement, sick note, nounsickout, nounsick pay, nounspan of control, nounsplit shift, nounstrategic business unit, superannuation scheme, nounsweated labour, nounswing shift, nountacit knowledge, time card, nountime clock, nountime sheet, nountour of duty, nountrade dispute, training needs analysis, underpaid, adjectiveupskill, verbWorking Time Directive, nounwork permit, nounworkplace bargaining, work sampling, work study, nounwrongful termination,

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► (put/place somebody) on probation

He pleaded guilty and was placed on probation.

► put ... on probation

I’m afraid I have no choice but to put you on probation.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► officer

· They included the chief constable, chief probation officer, and the chief crown prosecutor.· Scouts will interview him, his coaches, and probably his probation officer.· He later confessed to his probation officer.· Carolyn worked the North Branch as a probation officer.· All the girls have social workers, or probation officers, or welfare officers.· In essence, it ensures an extra set of eyes will be watching when a single probation officer can not be.· Some were probation officers in training and some from County Hall, who had not yet specialised, but were hoping to.· The plan will pay for the hiring of 37 probation officers, over three years, to staff the programs.

► order

· The courts could impose a probation order.· The local authority also undertakes supervision of children and this replaces the previous probation order.· Rather than increasing the sentence, three appeal court judges substituted a three-year probation order requiring him to undergo treatment or counselling.· When Margy eventually went to court for her new shoplifting charge the judge gave her a probation order.· He admitted being in breach of bail and in breach of a probation order.· He was given a 12-month probation order after admitting burglary and breaking a community service order.· Already under a probation order for attacking a songwriter the previous year, he found himself on another assault charge.· The man was given a 2 year probation order on condition he attends a clinic.

► service

· In this environment, the probation service was shaped into a recognizably national system.· Beyond all these institutional complexities lies the prison, the probation service and mechanisms for dealing with the convicted offender.· Of course this liberal reform would mean a dramatic increase in the cost of the probation service.· Consequently, the costs of strengthening and extending the probation service could be defrayed by charging a fee to the offending corporation.· Thus reports from social services and the medical service and probation service reports are not bound to be disclosed.· Staff at the centre include medical experts as well as workers from the social services, probation service and youth services.· After 14 months, she decide to train for the probation service.· A variety of agencies are involved including the probation service.

VERB► give

· When Margy eventually went to court for her new shoplifting charge the judge gave her a probation order.· He was given a 12-month probation order after admitting burglary and breaking a community service order.· The man was given a 2 year probation order on condition he attends a clinic.· I had been in trouble before, but then I'd been given probation and community work.· Pleading guilty to arson, he was given two years' probation.· Cameron was given a year's probation and Ralphs a year's supervision order.· She was given 18 months' probation.· Beforehand, however, consideration will be given first to the probation project and second to its evaluation.

► place

· When he was at Montclair Prep, rules violations resulted in the entire athletic program being placed on probation.· Today he was placed on probation for two years.· Gary DeHart, two-time series champion Terry Labonte's crew chief, also was fined and placed on probation in Daytona.· Anthony Ganguly continued the deception when he appeared before Teesside magistrates and was placed on probation.· Most of those were placed on probation and continued to practice while they completed therapy themselves.· Whereas conventional criminals lack the wherewithal to pay for being placed on probation, no such inability is true for corporations.· Channell and Miller pleaded guilty to a single felony and were placed on probation for two years.

► put

· Instead, she was put on probation for a year after admitting indecently assaulting four 15-year-old boys.· The nine suggested Lobanov be put on probation -- and fired if things did not improve.· He was put on probation for two years.· That put her on academic probation.· A judge put Mrs Soon on probation.· One of the two teenagers was put on probation for a year, the other received a supervision order.· He put her on probation for three years on condition she remained an in-patient at a psychiatric hospital.· He was put on probation and ordered to pay £360 in compensation and costs.

► receive

· As part of her plea agreement, she agreed to cooperate with federal officials and received two years' probation.

单词	probationary
释义	probationpro‧ba‧tion /prəˈbeɪʃən $ proʊ-/ noun [uncountable] Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Chief dies: Alec Nuttall, former chief probation officer of Teesside and then Cleveland, has died aged 68. Gary DeHart, two-time series champion Terry Labonte's crew chief, also was fined and placed on probation in Daytona. He faces up to a year in jail and five years' probation. Joseph, of Bow, east London, was given probation at the Old Bailey yesterday for attempted robbery. The 31-year-old rap executive has been in jail since October for probation violations. The penalty agreed to on the cocaine charge includes four years of supervised probation and random drug testing. Tomkinson had a previous conviction for exposing himself to a woman in 1985 and was given probation in 1990 for assault. word sets WORD SETS► Conditions of Employment appraisee, nounappraiser, nounassertiveness training, assessment centre, automatic checkoff, nounB2E, adjectivebasic wage, broadbanding, nounbusiness agent, callback, nouncasual, adjectivechampion of change, nounchange agent, nounCIO, cognitive dissonance, nouncollaborative working, nouncommand and control, nouncompany doctor, company officer, company union, comparable worth, nouncompassionate leave, nouncompetence profiling, nouncompetency-based, adjectivecompetency profiling, compliance officer, confidentiality clause, contract of employment, nouncontract of service, nouncontractual, adjectivecontribution, nouncontributory, adjectiveCOO, core competence, corporate communication, custom and practice, dead time, demarcation dispute, direct labour, disabled quota, dispute procedure, earnings-related, adjectiveemployee referral program, employee relations, employment, nounevergreen contract, expense account, nounfidelity insurance, field staff, fieldwork, nounfirst in, first out, nounflexitime, nounflyback interview, freelance, adjectivegagging clause, gardening leave, gender-awareness, noungolden handshake, noungolden parachute, noungrade, noungrade, verbgratuity, noungreen card, noungross misconduct, Hawthorne effect, Hay system, hirer, nounhiring hall, nounhotelling, nounHRM, hygiene factor, incentive fee, individual retirement account, job description, nounjob order, job quota, job-sharing, nounlast in, first out, nounleave, nounLIFO, marzipan layer, maternity leave, nounMBWA, medical certificate, nounmileage, nounminimum wage, nounmotivator factor, motor pool, nounnight shift, nounnoncontributory, adjectiveout-of-pocket expenses, nounout of work, adjectiveoutplacement, nounpart-time, adjectivepaternity leave, nounpensionable, adjectivepeon, nounperformance appraisal, probation, nounprobationer, nounprofit sharing, nounPRP, psychic income, psychometric testing, QWL, remuneration package, retirement plan, nounreturner, nounrota, nounrotate, verbsabbatical, nounsalary matrix, nounscreening interview, semi-skilled, adjectiveservice agreement, sick note, nounsickout, nounsick pay, nounspan of control, nounsplit shift, nounstrategic business unit, superannuation scheme, nounsweated labour, nounswing shift, nountacit knowledge, time card, nountime clock, nountime sheet, nountour of duty, nountrade dispute, training needs analysis, underpaid, adjectiveupskill, verbWorking Time Directive, nounwork permit, nounworkplace bargaining, work sampling, work study, nounwrongful termination, Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► (put/place somebody) on probation He pleaded guilty and was placed on probation. ► put ... on probation I’m afraid I have no choice but to put you on probation. COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► officer · They included the chief constable, chief probation officer, and the chief crown prosecutor.· Scouts will interview him, his coaches, and probably his probation officer.· He later confessed to his probation officer.· Carolyn worked the North Branch as a probation officer.· All the girls have social workers, or probation officers, or welfare officers.· In essence, it ensures an extra set of eyes will be watching when a single probation officer can not be.· Some were probation officers in training and some from County Hall, who had not yet specialised, but were hoping to.· The plan will pay for the hiring of 37 probation officers, over three years, to staff the programs. ► order · The courts could impose a probation order.· The local authority also undertakes supervision of children and this replaces the previous probation order.· Rather than increasing the sentence, three appeal court judges substituted a three-year probation order requiring him to undergo treatment or counselling.· When Margy eventually went to court for her new shoplifting charge the judge gave her a probation order.· He admitted being in breach of bail and in breach of a probation order.· He was given a 12-month probation order after admitting burglary and breaking a community service order.· Already under a probation order for attacking a songwriter the previous year, he found himself on another assault charge.· The man was given a 2 year probation order on condition he attends a clinic. ► service · In this environment, the probation service was shaped into a recognizably national system.· Beyond all these institutional complexities lies the prison, the probation service and mechanisms for dealing with the convicted offender.· Of course this liberal reform would mean a dramatic increase in the cost of the probation service.· Consequently, the costs of strengthening and extending the probation service could be defrayed by charging a fee to the offending corporation.· Thus reports from social services and the medical service and probation service reports are not bound to be disclosed.· Staff at the centre include medical experts as well as workers from the social services, probation service and youth services.· After 14 months, she decide to train for the probation service.· A variety of agencies are involved including the probation service. VERB► give · When Margy eventually went to court for her new shoplifting charge the judge gave her a probation order.· He was given a 12-month probation order after admitting burglary and breaking a community service order.· The man was given a 2 year probation order on condition he attends a clinic.· I had been in trouble before, but then I'd been given probation and community work.· Pleading guilty to arson, he was given two years' probation.· Cameron was given a year's probation and Ralphs a year's supervision order.· She was given 18 months' probation.· Beforehand, however, consideration will be given first to the probation project and second to its evaluation. ► place · When he was at Montclair Prep, rules violations resulted in the entire athletic program being placed on probation.· Today he was placed on probation for two years.· Gary DeHart, two-time series champion Terry Labonte's crew chief, also was fined and placed on probation in Daytona.· Anthony Ganguly continued the deception when he appeared before Teesside magistrates and was placed on probation.· Most of those were placed on probation and continued to practice while they completed therapy themselves.· Whereas conventional criminals lack the wherewithal to pay for being placed on probation, no such inability is true for corporations.· Channell and Miller pleaded guilty to a single felony and were placed on probation for two years. ► put · Instead, she was put on probation for a year after admitting indecently assaulting four 15-year-old boys.· The nine suggested Lobanov be put on probation -- and fired if things did not improve.· He was put on probation for two years.· That put her on academic probation.· A judge put Mrs Soon on probation.· One of the two teenagers was put on probation for a year, the other received a supervision order.· He put her on probation for three years on condition she remained an in-patient at a psychiatric hospital.· He was put on probation and ordered to pay £360 in compensation and costs. ► receive · As part of her plea agreement, she agreed to cooperate with federal officials and received two years' probation. 1a system that allows some criminals not to go to prison or to leave prison, if they behave well and see a probation officer regularly, for a particular period of time: The judge sentenced Jennings to three years’ probation.(put/place somebody) on probation He pleaded guilty and was placed on probation.2a period of time, during which an employer can see if a new worker is suitable: a three-month probation periodon probation Some people are appointed on probation.3American English a period of time in which you must improve your work or behave well so that you will not have to leave your job: I’m afraid I have no choice but to put you on probation.—probationary adjective: a probationary period
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