Definition of valuator in English:

valuator

noun ˈvaljʊeɪtəˈvæljəˌweɪdər

archaic

A person who makes valuations; a valuer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two private valuators will be appointed for each property, to ‘ensure the trustworthiness of the value placed on every property as far as possible’.
- Several valuators considered the value of the property.
- It's based on an estimate given to us by a certified valuator.
- One of the criteria of transparency is the speed at which qualified auditors or valuators can make their appraisals.
- The law prescribes that the valuator takes an oath of office before commencing with the valuations, he said.

Definition of valuator in US English:

valuator

nounˈvæljəˌweɪdərˈvalyəˌwādər

archaic

A person who makes valuations.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the criteria of transparency is the speed at which qualified auditors or valuators can make their appraisals.
- Two private valuators will be appointed for each property, to ‘ensure the trustworthiness of the value placed on every property as far as possible’.
- It's based on an estimate given to us by a certified valuator.
- Several valuators considered the value of the property.
- The law prescribes that the valuator takes an oath of office before commencing with the valuations, he said.

单词	valuator
释义	Definition of valuator in English: valuator noun ˈvaljʊeɪtəˈvæljəˌweɪdər archaic A person who makes valuations; a valuer. Example sentencesExamples Two private valuators will be appointed for each property, to ‘ensure the trustworthiness of the value placed on every property as far as possible’. Several valuators considered the value of the property. It's based on an estimate given to us by a certified valuator. One of the criteria of transparency is the speed at which qualified auditors or valuators can make their appraisals. The law prescribes that the valuator takes an oath of office before commencing with the valuations, he said. Definition of valuator in US English: valuator nounˈvæljəˌweɪdərˈvalyəˌwādər archaic A person who makes valuations. Example sentencesExamples One of the criteria of transparency is the speed at which qualified auditors or valuators can make their appraisals. Two private valuators will be appointed for each property, to ‘ensure the trustworthiness of the value placed on every property as far as possible’. It's based on an estimate given to us by a certified valuator. Several valuators considered the value of the property. The law prescribes that the valuator takes an oath of office before commencing with the valuations, he said.
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