registrar in Finnish
registrar in Finnish is kirjaamo, rekisteri, rekisteriviranomainen — registrar means an official who keeps formal records, such as a university's enrollment and grades, or a court's case files.
registrar in Finnish
kirjaamo
An official keeper or recorder of records.
rekisteri
An official keeper or recorder of records.
rekisteriviranomainen
An official keeper or recorder of records.
What does "registrar" mean?
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noun An official who keeps formal records, such as a university's enrollment and grades, or a court's case files.
"You'll need to contact the registrar's office to request your transcript."
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noun A doctor training in a specialist field, part-way to becoming a consultant.
"The registrar examined her before the consultant arrived."
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noun A company accredited to sell and manage domain name registrations.
"He bought the domain through a registrar for about ten pounds a year."
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registrar in a sentence
- You'll need to contact the registrar's office to request your transcript.
- The registrar examined her before the consultant arrived.
- He bought the domain through a registrar for about ten pounds a year.
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What is "registrar" in Finnish?
"registrar" in Finnish is kirjaamo, rekisteri, rekisteriviranomainen. registrar means: An official who keeps formal records, such as a university's enrollment and grades, or a court's case files.
How do you use "registrar" in a sentence?
Example: "You'll need to contact the registrar's office to request your transcript." In Finnish, "registrar" is kirjaamo, rekisteri, rekisteriviranomainen.
Are there other ways to say "registrar" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "registrar": kirjaamo, rekisteri, rekisteriviranomainen.
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