n.(法庭或官方团体的)顾问，襄审员，(财产、费用等的)估价员，(考试、比赛等的)考核人，评判员

原形：assessor复数：assessors

The assessor is responsible for evaluating the property's value for taxation purposes.
评估员负责为税务目的评估财产的价值。
The assessor conducted a thorough examination of the applicant's skills and qualifications.
评估者对申请人的技能和资格进行了全面的审查。
The assessor determined that the damage to the car was substantial, warranting a replacement.
评估员认定汽车的损坏程度严重，需要更换。
In a job interview, the assessor asked behavioral questions to assess my problem-solving abilities.
在面试中，评估者询问了我一些行为问题，以评估我的问题解决能力。
The assessor issued a report highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the project.
评估者发布了报告，突出了项目的优势和不足。
The assessor's impartiality is crucial in ensuring fair assessments of property values.
评估者的公正性对于确保房产价值的公平评估至关重要。
The assessor recommended a course of action based on their analysis of the situation.
评估者根据对情况的分析提出了行动建议。
The company hired a professional assessor to evaluate its environmental impact.
公司聘请了一名专业评估师来评估其环境影响。
The assessor's role is to provide an accurate valuation of the artwork for insurance purposes.
评估者的职责是为艺术品提供准确的保险估值。
After the assessment, the assessor provided constructive feedback to the students.
评估结束后，评估者向学生提供了建设性的反馈。