surveyor in Japanese
surveyor in Japanese is 測量家 — surveyor means someone whose job is to measure land and mark out exact boundaries and positions.
surveyor in Japanese
測量家
Pronounced: sokuryōka
A person occupied with surveying: the process of determining positions on the earth's surface.
What does "surveyor" mean?
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noun Someone whose job is to measure land and mark out exact boundaries and positions.
"The surveyor marked the property line with small orange flags."
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noun Someone who inspects a building, ship, or other property to check its condition or value.
"The insurance company sent a surveyor to assess the storm damage."
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surveyor in a sentence
- The surveyor marked the property line with small orange flags.
- A land surveyor was hired before the fence could legally go up.
- The insurance company sent a surveyor to assess the storm damage.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "surveyor" in Japanese?
"surveyor" in Japanese is 測量家. surveyor means: Someone whose job is to measure land and mark out exact boundaries and positions.
How do you pronounce 測量家?
"surveyor" in Japanese is 測量家, pronounced "sokuryōka".
How do you use "surveyor" in a sentence?
Example: "The surveyor marked the property line with small orange flags." In Japanese, "surveyor" is 測量家.
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