assessor in Greek
assessor in Greek is εκτιμητής — assessor means a person whose job is to evaluate the value of property, damage, or a claim, especially for tax or insurance purposes.
assessor in Greek
εκτιμητής
Pronounced: ektimitis
What does "assessor" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to evaluate the value of property, damage, or a claim, especially for tax or insurance purposes.
"An insurance assessor came to inspect the damaged roof."
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noun An expert who assists a court, panel, or examiner in judging a matter.
"The exam board appointed an outside assessor to check the marking."
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assessor in a sentence
- An insurance assessor came to inspect the damaged roof.
- The exam board appointed an outside assessor to check the marking.
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What is "assessor" in Greek?
"assessor" in Greek is εκτιμητής. assessor means: A person whose job is to evaluate the value of property, damage, or a claim, especially for tax or insurance purposes.
How do you pronounce εκτιμητής?
"assessor" in Greek is εκτιμητής, pronounced "ektimitis".
How do you use "assessor" in a sentence?
Example: "An insurance assessor came to inspect the damaged roof." In Greek, "assessor" is εκτιμητής.
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