inspector in Japanese
inspector in Japanese is 検査員, インスペクター, 警部 — inspector means a person whose job is to examine and check something for quality, safety, or compliance.
inspector in Japanese
検査員
Pronounced: kensain
A person employed to inspect something.
インスペクター
Pronounced: insupekutā
(law enforcement) A police officer ranking below superintendent.
警部
Pronounced: keibu
(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 Japanese?
"inspector" in Japanese is 検査員, インスペクター, 警部. inspector means: A person whose job is to examine and check something for quality, safety, or compliance.
How do you pronounce 検査員?
"inspector" in Japanese is 検査員, pronounced "kensain".
How do you use "inspector" in a sentence?
Example: "A health inspector visited the restaurant to check the kitchen." In Japanese, "inspector" is 検査員, インスペクター, 警部.
Are there other ways to say "inspector" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "inspector": 検査員, インスペクター, 警部.
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