| 单词 | assessor |
| 释义 | assessor (once / 5196 pages) n An assessor is a person whose job involves determining how much a house or building is worth. After an assessor establishes the value of a property, it can be taxed appropriately. An assessor, sometimes called a "tax assessor," works for a city or county, aiding the process of collecting taxes from people who own property there. In order to figure out how much someone owes, an assessor compares the person's house to the others in the neighborhood and tallies up things like square footage, number of rooms, and acres of land. In Latin an assessor is "an assistant," though in Late Latin it means "one who assesses taxes." WORD FAMILYassessor: assessors+/assess: assessable, assessed, assesses, assessing, assessment, assessor, reassess/assessment: assessments/reassess: reassessed, reassesses, reassessing, reassessment/reassessment: reassessments USAGE EXAMPLESThough he was town assessor for three decades he doesn’t mention his work much in his diaries. Washington Times(Jan 02, 2017) The Wisconsin Department of Revenue requires property tax assessors to account for the fair market value of a property. Washington Times(Dec 31, 2016) Assessors will reassess the property over the next two years. Washington Times(Dec 30, 2016) n an official who evaluates property for the purpose of taxing it Syn|Hypo|Hyper tax assessor lister assessor who makes out the tax lists administrative official, bureaucrat an official of a bureaucracy |
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