sample
BrE /ˈsɑːmpl/ AmE /ˈsæmpl/
noun / verb en → es
a small amount of something that represents the whole, used for testing or examination
muestra, ejemplo, muestra de prueba
- take a sample
Collocations sample of soil · sample of blood
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The scientists took a water sample from the river.
Los científicos tomaron una muestra de agua del río.
a small amount of a product that is given to people for free so they can try it and decide if they want to buy the full version
muestra, muestra gratis, prueba gratuita
- give somebody a sample
Collocations sample of perfume · sample of food
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The store gave me a free sample of their new shampoo.
La tienda me dio una muestra gratis de su nuevo champú.
a short piece of music that is used in a song or recording, often from another artist's work
muestra de música, fragmento musical, sampleo
- use a sample
Collocations sample of a song · sample in a track
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The DJ used a classic hip-hop sample in his new mix.
El DJ utilizó una muestra clásica de hip-hop en su nuevo mezcla.
a group of people or things chosen from a larger population to represent it in a study or survey
muestra estadística, muestra de encuesta
- take a sample
Collocations sample of voters · sample of customers
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The researchers took a random sample of 1,000 people.
Los investigadores tomaron una muestra aleatoria de 1,000 personas.
to take a small amount of something for testing or examination
tomar una muestra, extraer una muestra
- sample something
Collocations sample the wine · sample the food
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We sampled a variety of wines at the tasting.
Probamos una variedad de vinos en la degustación.
to use a short piece of music from another recording in a new song or track
usar una muestra, samplear
- sample something
Collocations sample a drum break · sample a vocal line
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The producer sampled the bassline from an old funk track.
El productor sampleó la línea de bajo de una vieja canción de funk.
to choose a group of people or things to represent the whole population in a study or survey
tomar una muestra, seleccionar una muestra
- sample something
Collocations sample a group of voters · sample a population
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The survey sampled 5,000 households across the country.
La encuesta tomó una muestra de 5,000 hogares en todo el país.
to listen to a variety of music or food in order to choose the best one
probar, degustar, probar varias cosas
- sample something
Collocations sample different wines · sample various dishes
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We sampled a range of cheeses at the market.
Probamos una variedad de quesos en el mercado.