examiner in Russian
examiner in Russian is инспе́ктор, иссле́дователь, ревизо́р — examiner means a person whose job is to test, question, or inspect something or someone.
examiner in Russian
инспе́ктор
Pronounced: inspektor
A person who investigates someone or something.
иссле́дователь
Pronounced: issledovatel
A person who investigates someone or something.
ревизо́р
Pronounced: revizor
A person who investigates someone or something.
экзамена́тор
Pronounced: ekzamenator
A person who marks an examination.
What does "examiner" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to test, question, or inspect something or someone.
"The driving examiner asked him to reverse into a parking space."
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noun A person who writes or marks a formal test.
"The examiner deducted marks for showing no working."
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examiner in a sentence
- The driving examiner asked him to reverse into a parking space.
- The examiner walked slowly around the school, checking each classroom and the safety records.
- The examiner deducted marks for showing no working.
- The chief examiner wrote the maths paper and set the pass mark.
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What is "examiner" in Russian?
"examiner" in Russian is инспе́ктор, иссле́дователь, ревизо́р. examiner means: A person whose job is to test, question, or inspect something or someone.
How do you pronounce инспе́ктор?
"examiner" in Russian is инспе́ктор, pronounced "inspektor".
How do you use "examiner" in a sentence?
Example: "The driving examiner asked him to reverse into a parking space." In Russian, "examiner" is инспе́ктор, иссле́дователь, ревизо́р.
Are there other ways to say "examiner" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "examiner": инспе́ктор, иссле́дователь, ревизо́р, экзамена́тор.
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