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1. (n.) inspector
a person who inspects.
2. inspector
an officer appointed to inspect.
3. inspector
a police officer usu. ranking next below a superintendent.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < L)
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| Definition of 'inspector' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) inspector
a high ranking police officer
2. (noun) examiner, inspector
an investigator who observes carefully
"the examiner searched for clues"
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1. (noun) inspector
sb whose job is to inspect
the health inspector
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) inspector
one who inspects, views, or oversees; one to whom the supervision of any work is committed; one who makes an official view or examination, as a military or civil officer; a superintendent; a supervisor; an overseer
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Sense: a person appointed to inspect
a school inspector.
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 Afrikaans: inspekteur |
 Arabic: مُفَتِّش |
 Bulgarian: инспектор |
 Brazilian: inspetor |
 Czech: inspektor, -ka |
 German: der Inspektor |
 Danish: inspektør; -inspektør |
 Greek: επιθεωρητής, ελεγκτής |
 Spanish: inspector |
 Estonian: järelevaataja |
 Farsi: بازرس |
 Finnish: tarkastaja |
 French: inspecteur/-trice |
 Hebrew: מְפַקֵח |
 Hindi: निरीक्षक |
 Croatian: nadzornik |
 Hungarian: ellenőr |
 Indonesian: penilik |
 Icelandic: eftirlitsmaður |
 Italian: ispettore, ispettrice |
 Japanese: 検査官 |
 Korean: 검사자 |
 Lithuanian: inspektorius |
 Latvian: inspektors |
 Malay: pemeriksa |
 Dutch: inspekteur |
 Norwegian: inspektør, kontrollør |
 Polish: inspektor |
 Persian: بازرس |
 Pashto: پلټونكى |
 Portuguese: inspector |
 Romanian: inspector |
 Russian: инспектор |
 Slovak: inšpektor, -ka |
 Slovenian: nadzornik |
 Serbian: inspektor |
 Swedish: inspektör |
 Thai: ผู้ตรวจสอบ |
 Turkish: denetçi, müfettiş |
 Taiwanese: 檢查員，督察員 |
 Ukrainian: наглядач; інспектор |
 Urdu: نگراں کار |
 Vietnamese: thanh tra viên |
 Chinese: 检查员 |
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