Dictionary entry
Viola da gamba
Pronunciation: /ˈɡambə/
Pronunciation
/ˈɡambə/
Myanmar Meaning
တီးခတ်သူ၏ ခြေထောက်ကြားတွင် ထားရှိသော။ viol တူရိယာတစ်မျိုး။
Definition
untested /ʌn'testÇd / adj မစမ္းသပ္ရေသးေသာ။ an untested assumption ❍ untested medical treatment.
Examples
- ‘He is untested at the highest level
- and his bubble may burst in a week
- a month or a year.’
- ‘The third world has been used as a testing ground
- too
- for untested products.’
- ‘You might say that there would be massive epidemics if we let people run around using products that were untested.’
- ‘That defeat was put down to his first day in charge and the fact that it was a new and untested team.’
- ‘However
- it is important to remember that it was not put on this earth just to keep us entertained with wacky
- untested new ideas.’
- ‘I think in '96
- the Indy Racing League was more about opportunity
- and it was more of an untested product.’
- ‘We don't have time to teach them every idea
- so why would we take the time to teach them untested ideas?’
- ‘With untested technology and unproven markets
- it is still very much the home of the pioneer.’
- ‘Why would it commit so much to an untested product by a penny stock with no track record?’
- ‘While the idea is vague and untested
- it may help the chair resolve disputes.’
- ‘Thus
- he is unafraid to absorb untested and unproven philosophies lest they can provide a vital edge.’
- ‘With a couple of exceptions it's an untried and untested team that takes the court against Chester at the Northgate Arena.’
- ‘This point
- however
- remains untested and should be the subject of future research.’
- ‘We do not
- want to accept the consequences of using untested products.’
- ‘But they are also unpredictable in the sense that they are completely untested at international level.’
- ‘Attitudes change and it was wrong to found assumptions on dated and untested material.’
- ‘Now
- we are trying to experiment with untested ideas on a people who have come to neither trust or like us.’
- ‘They are untried and untested
- and New Zealand patients will be the guinea pigs.’
- ‘He might speak the right words but
- by definition
- he is untested in the highest office.’
- ‘Both the Liberals and New Democrats will have untested leaders going into the next election.’