inspector in French
inspector in French is inspecteur, contrôleur, inspectrice — inspector means a person whose job is to examine and check something for quality, safety, or compliance.
inspector in French
inspecteur
A person employed to inspect something.
contrôleur
A person employed to inspect something.
inspectrice
A person employed to inspect something.
contrôleuse
A person employed to inspect something.
inspecteur
(law enforcement) A police officer ranking below superintendent.
inspectrice
(law enforcement) A police officer ranking below superintendent.
What does "inspector" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to examine and check something for quality, safety, or compliance.
"A health inspector visited the restaurant to check the kitchen."
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noun A police rank above sergeant and below superintendent.
"The inspector briefed her officers before they searched the area."
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inspector in a sentence
- A health inspector visited the restaurant to check the kitchen.
- The inspector examined every part of the machine before approving it.
- The inspector briefed her officers before they searched the area.
- He was promoted from sergeant to inspector after many years of service.
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What is "inspector" in French?
"inspector" in French is inspecteur, contrôleur, inspectrice. inspector means: A person whose job is to examine and check something for quality, safety, or compliance.
How do you use "inspector" in a sentence?
Example: "A health inspector visited the restaurant to check the kitchen." In French, "inspector" is inspecteur, contrôleur, inspectrice.
Are there other ways to say "inspector" in French?
Yes — French has 4 translations listed for "inspector": inspecteur, contrôleur, inspectrice, contrôleuse.
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