Definition of playtest in English:

playtest

noun ˈpleɪtɛst

A test in which a product is played, or played with, to assess its quality, safety, or marketability.

verb ˈpleɪtɛst

with object To test through play the quality, safety, or marketability of (a toy, game, item of sports equipment, etc.); (also) to test through play the quality of (a recording, a musical instrument, etc.).

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Portland (Maine) Sunday Telegram. From play + test
1940s; earliest use found in Bridgeport (Connecticut) Sunday Post. Probably from playtest (although this is first attested slightly later).

Definition of playtest in US English:

playtest

nounˈpleɪtɛst

A test in which a product is played, or played with, to assess its quality, safety, or marketability.

verbˈpleɪtɛst

with object To test through play the quality, safety, or marketability of (a toy, game, item of sports equipment, etc.); (also) to test through play the quality of (a recording, a musical instrument, etc.).

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Portland (Maine) Sunday Telegram. From play + test<br>1940s; earliest use found in Bridgeport (Connecticut) Sunday Post. Probably from playtest (although this is first attested slightly later).

单词	playtest
释义	Definition of playtest in English: playtest noun ˈpleɪtɛst A test in which a product is played, or played with, to assess its quality, safety, or marketability. verb ˈpleɪtɛst with object To test through play the quality, safety, or marketability of (a toy, game, item of sports equipment, etc.); (also) to test through play the quality of (a recording, a musical instrument, etc.). Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Portland (Maine) Sunday Telegram. From play + test 1940s; earliest use found in Bridgeport (Connecticut) Sunday Post. Probably from playtest (although this is first attested slightly later). Definition of playtest in US English: playtest nounˈpleɪtɛst A test in which a product is played, or played with, to assess its quality, safety, or marketability. verbˈpleɪtɛst with object To test through play the quality, safety, or marketability of (a toy, game, item of sports equipment, etc.); (also) to test through play the quality of (a recording, a musical instrument, etc.). Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Portland (Maine) Sunday Telegram. From play + test<br>1940s; earliest use found in Bridgeport (Connecticut) Sunday Post. Probably from playtest (although this is first attested slightly later).
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