laboratory test

noun
UK /ləˈbɒrətri test/
US /ˈlæbrətɔːri test/

A laboratory test is a check that scientists do in a special room to find out what something is made of or if it is safe.

The doctor sent my blood for a laboratory test to see if I was healthy.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A medical test done on blood, urine, or other samples to check a person's health.

The laboratory test showed that her blood sugar was normal.

3. A school or class activity where students do hands-on science experiments.

Our laboratory test in chemistry class involved mixing two safe liquids.

4. A quality check on a product to make sure it meets safety rules.

The toy passed every laboratory test for safety.