examiner
gb/ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/ us/ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
B2
英语
~ 6000
vizsgáztató, vizsgabiztos, ellenőr, szakértő, vizsgáló
名词
B2
1
vizsgáztató
B1
vizsgabiztos
B2
用法模式：
[someone] is an examiner in [a subject]
The examiners agreed that the questions were too difficult for first-year students.
A vizsgáztatók egyetértettek abban, hogy a kérdések túl nehezek voltak az elsőéves hallgatóknak.
Each script is checked by at least two examiners to ensure fairness.
Minden vizsgadolgozatot legalább két vizsgáztató néz át, hogy az értékelés igazságos legyen.
She worked as an external examiner for several universities in the region.
The chief examiner decided to lower the pass mark after reviewing the results.
Candidates can ask the oral examiner to repeat a question if they do not understand.
学习者例句
The examiner read the test instructions to the class.
A vizsgáztató felolvasta a teszt utasításait az osztálynak.
The examiner marked my exam and gave me a high score.
A vizsgáztató kijavította a vizsgadolgozatomat, és magas pontszámot adott rá.
She is an English examiner at a language school.
I was very nervous when I met the examiner before the speaking test.
The examiner will collect all exam papers at the end.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse "examiner" with "examinee". The *examiner* is the person who gives or marks the exam, and the *examinee* (or *candidate*) is the person who takes the exam. Some learners also use "teacher" when they really mean the official person who marks standardized or national exams; in that case, "examiner" is more accurate.
含义
person who sets or marks exams
搭配
examiner's report
|chief examiner
|external examiner
|oral examiner
|appointed as an examiner
|examiner moderates scripts
近义词
assessor (Often used in education or training; focuses on judging performance rather than on formal written exams only.)
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tester (More general and informal; can be used for machines or products, not just people taking exams.)
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examiner (marker) (In some contexts 'marker' is used instead of 'examiner' to stress the job of marking scripts, especially in British English.)
反义词
candidate (The candidate is the person taking the exam, in contrast to the examiner, who evaluates it.)
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examinee (A more technical word for the person being tested, the opposite role to the examiner.)
主题
education
|work
释义
A person who gives exams or checks exam papers to see how good a student is.
A person who is officially responsible for setting, conducting, or marking examinations to judge candidates’ knowledge or skills.
B2
2
用法模式：
[someone] works as a [type of] examiner
The medical examiner concluded that the victim died of natural causes.
Az igazságügyi orvosszakértő megállapította, hogy az áldozat természetes halállal halt meg.
A patent examiner will review your application to see if the invention is new.
A szabadalmi vizsgáló megvizsgálja a kérelmét, hogy eldöntse, új-e a találmány.
Federal bank examiners are checking whether the institution followed all regulations.
The court appointed an independent examiner to look into the company’s finances.
As a trademarks examiner, she evaluates whether new brand names can be registered.
学习者例句
The medical examiner looked at the body to find the cause of death.
Az igazságügyi orvosszakértő megvizsgálta a holttestet, hogy megállapítsa a halál okát.
A bank examiner checks if the bank follows the rules.
A bankfelügyeleti ellenőr azt vizsgálja, hogy a bank betartja-e a szabályokat.
The patent examiner reads many documents every day.
The court asked an examiner to study the money problems of the company.
An examiner in the government office checks all the forms carefully.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think "examiner" is only used for school exams. In law, business, and government, "examiner" often means an official inspector, such as a medical examiner or bank examiner. Do not confuse a "medical examiner" with a regular doctor; the medical examiner usually investigates deaths for legal reasons.
含义
official inspector or investigator
搭配
medical examiner
|patent examiner
|bank examiner
|independent examiner
|court-appointed examiner
|official examiner
近义词
inspector (Very close in meaning; often used for people who check safety, quality, or standards, not only in exams.)
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auditor (Used mainly for financial records; a type of examiner who checks accounts.)
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investigator (Stresses the searching and fact-finding part of the role, especially in legal or criminal cases.)
反义词
subject (The person or thing being examined, as opposed to the examiner who performs the examination.)
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examinee (When the examiner is testing or checking a person, the examinee is the one being tested, the opposite role.)
主题
law
|business
|science
|work
|finance
释义
A person with an official job to look at things very carefully, like money records, dead bodies, or new inventions, to check facts or follow rules.
An official whose job is to examine and evaluate people, documents, or processes in order to check facts, quality, or compliance with rules, especially in legal, financial, or technical contexts.
语法
词典原形
examiner
IPA
GB/ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
US/ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
音节与重音
ex - am - iner （3 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (am)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: examiner
- Plural: examiners
词族
Forms
examiners
noun
Core family
Related words
examinee
noun C1
Advanced or less common
examinable
adjective
相关表达
bank examiner
1/bˈæŋk ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
fixed phrase
technical
official who inspects banks
A person who checks banks to make sure they are safe and follow the rules.
例句
- Federal bank examiners are visiting the branch this week.
- The report written by the bank examiner revealed serious problems in the loan department.
chief examiner
1/t͡ʃˈif ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
fixed phrase
formal
examiner in overall charge
The main examiner who leads other examiners and makes the final decisions about an exam.
例句
- The chief examiner decided that one question should be removed from the final mark.
- Any disputes about grading are referred to the chief examiner.
examiner's comments
1/ɪɡzˈæmənɚz kˈɑmɛnts/
fixed phrase
formal
remarks given by an examiner
Short notes or sentences from an examiner that say what was good or bad and how to improve.
例句
- The examiner's comments were very helpful for improving the next version of the test.
- Students can read the examiner's comments to understand why they lost marks.
examiner's report
1/ɪɡzˈæmənɚz ɹɪpˈɔɹt/
fixed phrase
formal
written comments by an examiner
A written text from an examiner that explains what they found and what they think, for example about an exam or a company.
例句
- The examiner's report highlighted common mistakes made by candidates.
- After reading the examiner's report, the board decided to change the examination format.
external examiner
1/ɪkstˈɚnəl ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
fixed phrase
formal
examiner from another institution
A person from a different school or university who checks exam papers or courses to make sure the level is fair and correct.
例句
- An external examiner reviews the exam papers to ensure consistent standards across universities.
- The department invited an external examiner to comment on the new degree program.
internal examiner
1/ɪntˈɚnəl ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
fixed phrase
formal
examiner from within the institution
A person from the same school or university who helps examine students’ work or exams.
例句
- The thesis will be assessed by an internal examiner and an external examiner.
- As an internal examiner, she already knows the department’s marking guidelines.
medical examiner
1/mˈɛdɪkəl ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
fixed phrase
technical
doctor who investigates deaths
A doctor who looks at dead bodies to find the cause of death, usually for the police or the court.
例句
- The medical examiner ruled the death a homicide after the autopsy.
- In many crime shows, the medical examiner explains how and when the victim died.
patent examiner
1/pˈætənt ɪɡzˈæmənɚ/
fixed phrase
technical
official who reviews patents
A person who works in a patent office and decides if new inventions can get legal protection.
例句
- The patent examiner rejected the application because a similar device already existed.
- She became a patent examiner after studying engineering and law.