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surveyor
[ser-vey-er]
noun
an overseer or supervisor.
Chiefly British.a person who inspects something officially for the purpose of ascertaining condition, value, etc.
(formerly) a U.S. customs official responsible for ascertaining the quantity and value of imported merchandise.
(initial capital letter)one of a series of space probes (1966–68) that analyzed lunar soil and obtained other scientific information after soft-landing on the moon.
surveyor
/ ɜːˈɪə /
noun
a person whose occupation is to survey land or buildings See also quantity surveyor
a person concerned with the official inspection of something for purposes of measurement and valuation
a person who carries out surveys, esp of ships ( marine surveyor ) to determine seaworthiness, etc
a customs official
archaica supervisor
Other 51Թ Forms
- surveyorship noun
- ܰˈǰˌ noun
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
Chris Sutton, a chartered surveyor, said a lack of coordinated action meant cities such as Newport - which in 2021 was found to have more empty shops than any other city in the UK - had floundered.
They added that they have arranged for a local surveyor to visit her, and a housing officer to make contact and "ensure we are offering the right support".
The couple got four dogs and started raising livestock, while Sergei, 55, also found work as a land surveyor – his specialism during his time in the Soviet army.
After the passage of a $2-million bond measure by Los Angeles voters in 1925, hundreds of surveyors fanned out across the largely roadless Mojave and Sonoran deserts to take measurements and study potential routes.
After Hauptman hired a surveyor to prove the tank was on his land, the city said its location still violated setback restrictions.
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