| 单词 | assessor |
| 释义 | assessor /əsesə(r)/ noun [countable] 1.a person who is an expert in sth who looks at all the information and judges how good sb/sth is 评核员；考核人◆the product got a good rating from a team of independent assessors. 产品获得独立评核小组给予良好评级。 (property 房地产) a person who decides the amount of tax you have to pay for the buildings and land that you own 估税员；评税员◆according to tax assessors' records, the estate was assessed at $1.4 million in 2005. 根据估税员的记录，这笔个人财产在 2005 年估定为 140 万元。 (insurance 保险) a person whose job is to help you make a claim against an insurance company 保险估价员◆we called in insurance assessors after part of the building was damaged by fire. 部分建筑物被焚毁后，我们请保险估价员来评估。◆a claims assessor 估损人 syn loss assessor ➡ loss adjuster (law 法律) an expert in a particular subject who is asked by a court or other official group to give advice （法庭或其他官方团体的）顾问 loss assessor ◇ tax assessor ☞ assessorassessor/əˈsesə(r) ||; əˈsɛsɚ/noun[c] 1. an expert in a particular subject who is asked by a court of law or other official group to give advice （法院等请来就某问题发表意见的）技术顾问 2. a person who calculates the value or cost of sth or the amount of money to be paid 估价人；估算员: ◇an insurance/a tax assessor 保险损失评估员；估税员 3. a person who judges how well sb has done in an exam, a competition, etc （考试、比赛等的）评判员: ◇marks are awarded by an external assessor. 由外面的评判员来打分。 |
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