Definition of breath test in English:

breath test

noun

A test in which a driver is made to blow into a breathalyser to check whether they have drunk more than the legally permitted amount.
呼气测醉检验（检查驾车者饮酒量是否超过法定标准）
he lost his driving licence for a year for failing to give a breath test
Example sentencesExamples
- At the roadside the respondent was asked to provide a specimen of breath for a breath test.
- It was the police who put the car keys in the hands of a man registering a .21 on a breath test.
- That is the context in the present case: a policeman reporting to another policeman about the results of a breath test.
- Police believe he became involved in an argument with a motorist he tried to give a breath-test.
- For control drivers we obtained contact details and results of a breath test for alcohol at the roadside recruitment sites.
- In those circumstances the request for a breath test was valid and the appellant was properly arrested.
- One of the officers then formed the opinion that he had been drinking and requested him to provide a specimen for a breath test.
- The idea that that a PC might transmit on his radio whilst his partner was administering the breath test was frowned upon.
- So perhaps there needs to be a system of judging, similar to a breath test…
- A request was then made by an officer, pursuant to section 2, for a breath test.
- The Constable stated that he saw the man get out of the vehicle and provide a positive breath test.
- But when they caught me for speeding, they automatically gave me a breath test.
- The breath test became the accepted method for establishing the blood-alcohol level of suspected drunk drivers.
- The cut-off value for the breath test was set at five parts per 1000.
- Authorities said a breath test administered at a police station showed a blood-alcohol reading of .08 percent.
- The police did contact the solicitor at the first opportunity after the breath test was completed.
- The House held that failure to comply with the instructions in relation to a roadside breath test did not invalidate the test.
- She failed a roadside breath test and agreed to go to the police station for a second test.
- Anyone who fails the test is arrested and is required to perform an evidential breath test at a police station.

verb

[with object]

Give (someone) a breath test.
对…作呼气测醉检验
the police asked to breath-test him
Example sentencesExamples
- I can always get you breath-tested in the morning.
- The current approach of wanting to breath test every driver once a year may have to be reviewed.
- Does that mean cops don't need to breath test anyone anymore?
- The police failed to either breath-test him or arrange for a blood test.
- He also said the NSC welcomed new laws that would make it easier for gardaí to stop and breath-test drivers.

Definition of breath test in US English:

breath test

nounˈbrɛθ ˌtɛstˈbreTH ˌtest

A test in which a driver is made to blow into a breathalyzer to check the amount of alcohol that has been drunk.
呼气测醉检验（检查驾车者饮酒量是否超过法定标准）
he lost his driving licence for a year for failing to give a breath test
Example sentencesExamples
- So perhaps there needs to be a system of judging, similar to a breath test…
- A request was then made by an officer, pursuant to section 2, for a breath test.
- She failed a roadside breath test and agreed to go to the police station for a second test.
- It was the police who put the car keys in the hands of a man registering a .21 on a breath test.
- In those circumstances the request for a breath test was valid and the appellant was properly arrested.
- One of the officers then formed the opinion that he had been drinking and requested him to provide a specimen for a breath test.
- The breath test became the accepted method for establishing the blood-alcohol level of suspected drunk drivers.
- The House held that failure to comply with the instructions in relation to a roadside breath test did not invalidate the test.
- Authorities said a breath test administered at a police station showed a blood-alcohol reading of .08 percent.
- Police believe he became involved in an argument with a motorist he tried to give a breath-test.
- For control drivers we obtained contact details and results of a breath test for alcohol at the roadside recruitment sites.
- The idea that that a PC might transmit on his radio whilst his partner was administering the breath test was frowned upon.
- The cut-off value for the breath test was set at five parts per 1000.
- Anyone who fails the test is arrested and is required to perform an evidential breath test at a police station.
- The police did contact the solicitor at the first opportunity after the breath test was completed.
- That is the context in the present case: a policeman reporting to another policeman about the results of a breath test.
- But when they caught me for speeding, they automatically gave me a breath test.
- The Constable stated that he saw the man get out of the vehicle and provide a positive breath test.
- At the roadside the respondent was asked to provide a specimen of breath for a breath test.

verbˈbrɛθ ˌtɛstˈbreTH ˌtest

[with object]

Give (someone) a breathalyzer test.
对…作呼气测醉检验
the police asked to breath-test him
Example sentencesExamples
- Does that mean cops don't need to breath test anyone anymore?
- I can always get you breath-tested in the morning.
- The current approach of wanting to breath test every driver once a year may have to be reviewed.
- The police failed to either breath-test him or arrange for a blood test.
- He also said the NSC welcomed new laws that would make it easier for gardaí to stop and breath-test drivers.

单词	breath test
释义	Definition of breath test in English: breath test noun A test in which a driver is made to blow into a breathalyser to check whether they have drunk more than the legally permitted amount. 呼气测醉检验（检查驾车者饮酒量是否超过法定标准） he lost his driving licence for a year for failing to give a breath test Example sentencesExamples At the roadside the respondent was asked to provide a specimen of breath for a breath test. It was the police who put the car keys in the hands of a man registering a .21 on a breath test. That is the context in the present case: a policeman reporting to another policeman about the results of a breath test. Police believe he became involved in an argument with a motorist he tried to give a breath-test. For control drivers we obtained contact details and results of a breath test for alcohol at the roadside recruitment sites. In those circumstances the request for a breath test was valid and the appellant was properly arrested. One of the officers then formed the opinion that he had been drinking and requested him to provide a specimen for a breath test. The idea that that a PC might transmit on his radio whilst his partner was administering the breath test was frowned upon. So perhaps there needs to be a system of judging, similar to a breath test… A request was then made by an officer, pursuant to section 2, for a breath test. The Constable stated that he saw the man get out of the vehicle and provide a positive breath test. But when they caught me for speeding, they automatically gave me a breath test. The breath test became the accepted method for establishing the blood-alcohol level of suspected drunk drivers. The cut-off value for the breath test was set at five parts per 1000. Authorities said a breath test administered at a police station showed a blood-alcohol reading of .08 percent. The police did contact the solicitor at the first opportunity after the breath test was completed. The House held that failure to comply with the instructions in relation to a roadside breath test did not invalidate the test. She failed a roadside breath test and agreed to go to the police station for a second test. Anyone who fails the test is arrested and is required to perform an evidential breath test at a police station. verb [with object] Give (someone) a breath test. 对…作呼气测醉检验 the police asked to breath-test him Example sentencesExamples I can always get you breath-tested in the morning. The current approach of wanting to breath test every driver once a year may have to be reviewed. Does that mean cops don't need to breath test anyone anymore? The police failed to either breath-test him or arrange for a blood test. He also said the NSC welcomed new laws that would make it easier for gardaí to stop and breath-test drivers. Definition of breath test in US English: breath test nounˈbrɛθ ˌtɛstˈbreTH ˌtest A test in which a driver is made to blow into a breathalyzer to check the amount of alcohol that has been drunk. 呼气测醉检验（检查驾车者饮酒量是否超过法定标准） he lost his driving licence for a year for failing to give a breath test Example sentencesExamples So perhaps there needs to be a system of judging, similar to a breath test… A request was then made by an officer, pursuant to section 2, for a breath test. She failed a roadside breath test and agreed to go to the police station for a second test. It was the police who put the car keys in the hands of a man registering a .21 on a breath test. In those circumstances the request for a breath test was valid and the appellant was properly arrested. One of the officers then formed the opinion that he had been drinking and requested him to provide a specimen for a breath test. The breath test became the accepted method for establishing the blood-alcohol level of suspected drunk drivers. The House held that failure to comply with the instructions in relation to a roadside breath test did not invalidate the test. Authorities said a breath test administered at a police station showed a blood-alcohol reading of .08 percent. Police believe he became involved in an argument with a motorist he tried to give a breath-test. For control drivers we obtained contact details and results of a breath test for alcohol at the roadside recruitment sites. The idea that that a PC might transmit on his radio whilst his partner was administering the breath test was frowned upon. The cut-off value for the breath test was set at five parts per 1000. Anyone who fails the test is arrested and is required to perform an evidential breath test at a police station. The police did contact the solicitor at the first opportunity after the breath test was completed. That is the context in the present case: a policeman reporting to another policeman about the results of a breath test. But when they caught me for speeding, they automatically gave me a breath test. The Constable stated that he saw the man get out of the vehicle and provide a positive breath test. At the roadside the respondent was asked to provide a specimen of breath for a breath test. verbˈbrɛθ ˌtɛstˈbreTH ˌtest [with object] Give (someone) a breathalyzer test. 对…作呼气测醉检验 the police asked to breath-test him Example sentencesExamples Does that mean cops don't need to breath test anyone anymore? I can always get you breath-tested in the morning. The current approach of wanting to breath test every driver once a year may have to be reviewed. The police failed to either breath-test him or arrange for a blood test. He also said the NSC welcomed new laws that would make it easier for gardaí to stop and breath-test drivers.
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