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/prəˈbeɪʃənə(r)//prəʊˈbeɪʃənər/The word "probationer" traces back to the Latin word "probare," meaning "to prove" or "to test." It first appeared in English in the 14th century, referring to someone on trial or under observation. Over time, "probationer" evolved to describe a person undergoing a period of testing or training, particularly in religious orders or professional fields. Today, it commonly signifies a person in a trial period of employment or a student on academic probation.
a person who is new in a job and is being watched to see if they are suitable
một người mới vào nghề và đang được theo dõi xem họ có phù hợp không
a person who is seeing a probation officer because of having committed a crime
một người đang gặp nhân viên quản chế vì đã phạm tội
