inspector

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ɪnˈspɛk.təː/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ɪnˈspɛk.thəː]
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• General-American: /ɪnˈspɛk.tɚ/
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• General-American: [ɪnˈspɛk.thɚ] ~ [ɪnˈspɛk.thɹ̩]
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N S P EH1 K T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Latin īnspector, from īnspiciō, equivalent to inspect + -or.

155 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Albanian: kontrollor — person employed to inspect something
• Arabic: مُفَتِّش (mufattiš) — person employed to inspect something
• Arabic: مُفَتِّشَة (mufattiša) — person employed to inspect something
• Arabic: مُرَاقِب (murāqib) — person employed to inspect something
• Arabic: مُرَاقِبَة (murāqiba) — person employed to inspect something
• Armenian: տեսուչ (tesučʻ) — person employed to inspect something
• Armenian: վերահսկիչ (verahskičʻ) — person employed to inspect something
• Armenian: վերակացու (verakacʻu) — person employed to inspect something
• Armenian: հսկիչ (hskičʻ) — person employed to inspect something
• Azerbaijani: müfəttiş — person employed to inspect something
• Azerbaijani: təftişçi — person employed to inspect something
• Azerbaijani: nəzarətçi — person employed to inspect something
• Belarusian: інспе́ктар (inspjéktar) — person employed to inspect something
• Belarusian: iнспэ́ктар (inspéktar) — person employed to inspect something
• Belarusian: кантралёр (kantraljór) — person employed to inspect something
• Belarusian: кантралёрка (kantraljórka) — person employed to inspect something
• Bulgarian: инспе́ктор (inspéktor) — person employed to inspect something
• Bulgarian: инспе́кторка (inspéktorka) — person employed to inspect something
• Burmese: စစ်ဆေးရေးမှူး (cachce:re:hmu:) — person employed to inspect something
• Catalan: inspector — person employed to inspect something
• Chinese Mandarin: 檢查員 /检查员 (jiǎncháyuán) — person employed to inspect something
• Chinese Mandarin: 檢驗員 /检验员 — person employed to inspect something
• Crimean Tatar: teftişçi — person employed to inspect something
• Crimean Tatar: müfettiş — person employed to inspect something
• Czech: inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Danish: kontrollør — person employed to inspect something
• Danish: inspektør — person employed to inspect something
• Dutch: inspecteur — person employed to inspect something
• Estonian: inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Estonian: kontrolör — person employed to inspect something
• Finnish: tarkastaja — person employed to inspect something
• Finnish: valvoja — person employed to inspect something
• French: inspecteur — person employed to inspect something
• French: inspectrice — person employed to inspect something
• French: contrôleur — person employed to inspect something
• French: contrôleuse — person employed to inspect something
• Georgian: ინსპექტორი (insṗekṭori) — person employed to inspect something
• Georgian: კონტროლერი (ḳonṭroleri) — person employed to inspect something
• German: Inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• German: Inspektorin — person employed to inspect something
• Greek: επιθεωρητής (epitheoritís) — person employed to inspect something
• Hebrew: מְפַקֵּחַ (m'fakéakh) — person employed to inspect something
• Hindi: निरीक्षक (nirīkṣak) — person employed to inspect something
• Hindi: इंस्पेक्टर (inspekṭar) — person employed to inspect something
• Hungarian: ellenőr — person employed to inspect something
• Icelandic: eftirlitsmaður — person employed to inspect something
• Indonesian: pemeriksa — person employed to inspect something
• Indonesian: inspektur — person employed to inspect something
• Ingrian: revizora — person employed to inspect something
• Irish: cigire — person employed to inspect something
• Irish: banchigire — person employed to inspect something
• Italian: ispettore — person employed to inspect something
• Italian: controllore — person employed to inspect something
• Japanese: 検査員 (kensain) — person employed to inspect something
• Kazakh: инспектор (inspektor) — person employed to inspect something
• Kazakh: тексеруші (tekseruşı) — person employed to inspect something
• Kazakh: қадағалаушы (qadağalauşy) — person employed to inspect something
• Khmer: អធិការ (ʼaʼthikaa) — person employed to inspect something
• Korean: 검사원 (geomsawon) — person employed to inspect something
• Kyrgyz: инспектор (inspektor) — person employed to inspect something
• Lao: ຜູ້ກວດ (phū kūat) — person employed to inspect something
• Latvian: kontrolieris — person employed to inspect something
• Latvian: inspektors — person employed to inspect something
• Lithuanian: kontrolierius — person employed to inspect something
• Lithuanian: inspektorius — person employed to inspect something
• Macedonian: инспе́ктор (inspéktor) — person employed to inspect something
• Macedonian: инспекторка (inspektorka) — person employed to inspect something
• Malay: pemeriksa — person employed to inspect something
• Maltese: spettur — person employed to inspect something
• Mongolian: байцаагч (bajcaagč) — person employed to inspect something
• Norwegian Bokmål: inspektør — person employed to inspect something
• Norwegian Bokmål: kontrollør — person employed to inspect something
• Old English: inscēawere — person employed to inspect something
• Old English: smēagend — person employed to inspect something
• Iranian Persian: مُفَتِّش (mofatteš) — person employed to inspect something
• Iranian Persian: بازْرِس (bâzres) — person employed to inspect something
• Iranian Persian: بازْرَس (bâzras) — person employed to inspect something
• Iranian Persian: ناظِر (nâzer) — person employed to inspect something
• Polish: inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Polish: inspektorka — person employed to inspect something
• Polish: kontroler — person employed to inspect something
• Polish: kontrolerka — person employed to inspect something
• Portuguese: inspetor — person employed to inspect something
• Romanian: inspector — person employed to inspect something
• Romanian: inspectoare — person employed to inspect something
• Russian: инспе́ктор (inspéktor) — person employed to inspect something
• Russian: ревизо́р (revizór) — person employed to inspect something
• Russian: контролёр (kontroljór) — person employed to inspect something
• Serbo-Croatian: ѝнспектор — person employed to inspect something
• Serbo-Croatian: ìnspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Slovak: inšpektor — person employed to inspect something
• Slovene: inšpektor — person employed to inspect something
• Spanish: inspector — person employed to inspect something
• Spanish: revisor — person employed to inspect something
• Spanish: reveedor — person employed to inspect something
• Swedish: inspektör — person employed to inspect something
• Swedish: kontrollant — person employed to inspect something
• Swedish: besiktningsman — person employed to inspect something
• Tagalog: pandaw — person employed to inspect something
• Tajik: назоратчӣ (nazoratči) — person employed to inspect something
• Tajik: нозир (nozir) — person employed to inspect something
• Tajik: бозрас (bozras) — person employed to inspect something
• Thai: ผู้ตรวจสอบ (pûu-dtrùuat-sɔ̀ɔp) — person employed to inspect something
• Thai: ผู้ตรวจการณ์ (pûu-dtrùuat-gaan) — person employed to inspect something
• Thai: สายตรวจ (sǎai-dtrùuat) — person employed to inspect something
• Thai: ผู้ตรวจ (pûu-dtrùuat) — person employed to inspect something
• Thai: นายตรวจ (naai-dtrùuat) — person employed to inspect something
• Turkish: müfettiş — person employed to inspect something
• Turkmen: inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Turkmen: barlagçy — person employed to inspect something
• Ukrainian: інспе́ктор (inspéktor) — person employed to inspect something
• Ukrainian: інспе́кторка (inspéktorka) — person employed to inspect something
• Ukrainian: контроле́р (kontrolér) — person employed to inspect something
• Ukrainian: контроле́рка (kontrolérka) — person employed to inspect something
• Urdu: ناظِر (nāzir) — person employed to inspect something
• Urdu: مُعائِنَہ کار (mu'āina kār) — person employed to inspect something
• Urdu: اِنْسْپیکْٹَر (inspekṭar) — person employed to inspect something
• Urdu: تَفْتِیش کار (taftīś kār) — person employed to inspect something
• Urdu: باز رَس (bāz ras) — person employed to inspect something
• Uyghur: تەكشۈرگۈچى (tekshürgüchi) — person employed to inspect something
• Uzbek: nazoratchi — person employed to inspect something
• Uzbek: inspektor — person employed to inspect something
• Uzbek: nozir — person employed to inspect something
• Vietnamese: người thanh tra — person employed to inspect something
• Vietnamese: người kiểm tra — person employed to inspect something
• Arabic: مُفَتِّش (mufattiš) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Arabic: مُفَتِّشَة (mufattiša) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Chinese Cantonese: 督察 (duk1 caat3) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Chinese Cantonese: 幫辦 /帮办 — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Chinese Mandarin: 巡官 (xúnguān) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Chinese Mandarin: 督察 (dūchá) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Czech: inspektor — police officer ranking below superintendent
• French: inspecteur — police officer ranking below superintendent
• French: inspectrice — police officer ranking below superintendent
• German: Inspektor — police officer ranking below superintendent
• German: Inspektorin — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Greek: επιθεωρητής (epitheoritís) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Greek: υπαστυνόμος (ypastynómos) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Hindi: निरीक्षक (nirīkṣak) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Italian: ispettore di polizia — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Japanese: 警部 (keibu) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Japanese: インスペクター (insupekutā) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Korean: 경위 (gyeong'wi) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Polish: inspektor — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Polish: inspektorka — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Portuguese: inspetor — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Romanian: inspector de poliție — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Romanian: ofițer de poliție — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Russian: инспе́ктор (inspéktor) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Swahili: inspekta — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Turkish: komiser — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Turkish: müfettiş — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Ukrainian: інспе́ктор (inspéktor) — police officer ranking below superintendent
• Ukrainian: інспе́кторка (inspéktorka) — police officer ranking below superintendent