II. test [test] VB trans
polygraph examination N, polygraph test
polygraph test N
polygraph test → polygraph examination
polygraph examination N, polygraph test
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| you | test |
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| we | test |
| you | test |
| they | test |
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| you | tested |
| he/she/it | tested |
| we | tested |
| you | tested |
| they | tested |
| I | have | tested |
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| he/she/it | has | tested |
| we | have | tested |
| you | have | tested |
| they | have | tested |
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| you | had | tested |
| he/she/it | had | tested |
| we | had | tested |
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Between 1962 and 1975, the test pilot school expanded its role to include astronaut training for armed forces test pilots.
en.wikipedia.org His ambition was to become a civilian test pilot.
en.wikipedia.org She takes them to a neighbor whose husband, also a test pilot, is behaving similarly.
en.wikipedia.org Then a program of specified flight conditions and maneuvers was flown by an experienced test pilot.
en.wikipedia.org However, he did agree to take a polygraph test, as long as it was administered by someone other than the police.
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