probar

1. to prove
2. to test, to demonstrate
3. to taste, to try
4. to try, to try out, to sample, to test out, to give a go, to have a go
5. to check out, to probe
6. to suit
7. to try out (for a team)
8. (reflexive, usually) to try on, see if it fits
9. (reflexive) to prove oneself
10. (reflexive) to be tested, to be proved, to be proven

Hyphenated as

pro‧bar

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pɾoˈbaɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: provar

Inherited from Latin: probo

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish provar, from Latin probāre.

Concepts

prove

try

taste

test

attempt

show

demonstrate

sample

try out

substantiate

establish

try on

assay

witness

test

pilot

🧑‍✈️

point

bear witness

testify

touch

quiz

found

exhibit

vouch

shew

evidence

grasp

ground

guarantee

indicate

inspect

justify

legitimize

look for

make out

motivate

order

organize

present

reign

reveal

back

🔙

sense

smack

source

stage

strive

support

take hold of

theft

Synonyms

demostrar

intentar

ensayar

degustar

examinar

saborear

catar

gustar

experimentar

tratar

testear

mostrar

manifestar

comprobar

justificar

tratar de

paladear

establecer

explicar

exponer

formar

fundar

gobernar

inventar

mandar

modelar

ordenar

palpar

pillar

proveer

reinar

robo

saber

señalar

sentir

testificar

tocar

verificar

caber

contener

designar

evidenciar

interrogar

raptar

refrendar

testimoniar

examiner

probar el sabor

hacer aparecer

hacer patente

Translations

provar

essayer

provare

probieren

provar

beweisen

prouver

versuchen

prüfen

experimentar

δοκιμάζω

tenter

goûter

démontrer

proberen

Sentences

Los visitantes pueden tocar , leer y probar casi todo .

Visitors can touch, read, and taste just about anything.