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91Surveyor — Sur|vey|or auch: Sur|ve|yor 〈[sœ:vɛıə(r)] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: ; Name für〉 amerikan. unbemannte Mondsonde [Etym.: <engl. survey »überblicken, prüfen, begutachten«] …
92Surveyor — Person oder Unternehmen, die bzw. das sich mit der Überwachung von Be und Entladungen, Begutachtungen der Qualität und Beschaffenheit einer Ware sowie Feststellung von Mängeln und Schäden befasst …
93surveyor — sur|vey|or [ sər veıər ] noun count 1. ) someone whose job is to measure areas of land in order to make maps a ) someone who measures land in order to find borders or to decide where buildings will go 2. ) BRITISH someone who APPRAISES of houses… …
94Surveyor — American program for lunar surface and subsurface exploration …
95surveyor — sur vey·or || sÉ™r veɪə(r) /sÉ™ veɪə n. one who surveys; one who measures areas of land as an occupation; appraiser, valuer; supervisor, overseer …
96surveyor — noun 1》 a person who surveys land, buildings, etc. as a profession. 2》 Brit. an official inspector, especially for measurement and valuation purposes. Derivatives surveyorship noun …
97surveyor — n. 1. Overseer, superintendent, supervisor. 2. Inspector. 3. Land measurer. 4. (Customs.) Gauger, custom house officer …
98surveyor — sur·vey·or …
99surveyor — [səˈveɪə] noun [C] 1) someone whose job is to measure land in order to make maps 2) British someone whose job is to examine a house or other building to see if it is in good condition, especially for someone who wants to buy it …
100surveyor — sur•vey•or [[t]sərˈveɪ ər[/t]] n. 1) sur a person whose occupation is surveying 2) an overseer or supervisor • Etymology: 1375–1425; < AF surveiour, MF, =surve(i) (see survey) + our or II sur•vey′or•ship , n …
