名詞 inspector:

1. a high ranking police officer
2. an investigator who observes carefully
   同義詞：examiner

1. A sergeant in the police force is below an inspector.
   警察中巡佐的職位低於巡官。
2. The tax inspector agreed the figures.
   稅務(wù)稽查員核準(zhǔn)了這些數(shù)字。
3. The school inspector is visiting next week.
   督學(xué)下周要來(lái)視察。
4. You give this portion of the ticket to the inspector and keep the other.
   把票的這一部分交給檢票員，另一部分自己留著。
5. The inspector of taxes has assessed you income for the year1974-1975 at￡3,000.
   稅務(wù)視察員已將你1974—1975年度的收入估計(jì)為3,000鎊。
6. Factory inspector cost on average￡25,000 per head per annum.
   工廠檢查員平均每人每年花25,000英鎊。
7. We had sundry visitations from the Tax Inspector.
   稅務(wù)檢查員常來(lái)我們這里，不勝其煩。
8. A ticket inspector got on the train.
   查票員上了火車。

in.spec.tor

n.Abbr. ins.,insp.（名詞）縮寫 ins.,insp.
One who is appointed or employed to inspect something.
檢查員，稽查員：被任命或雇傭進(jìn)行檢查的人
A police officer ranking next below superintendent.
巡官：僅低于警察長(zhǎng)的警方官員

【引伸】
inspec.toral 或
in.specto.rial
inspec.torship.
n.（名詞）