What does εκτιμητής in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word εκτιμητής in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use εκτιμητής in Greek.
The word εκτιμητής in Greek means evaluator, εκτιμητής, εμπειρογνώμονας, εκτιμητής, εκτιμήτρια, εκτιμητής, εκτιμητής, εκτημήτρια, εκτιμητής, εκτιμήτρια, εκτιμητής, εκτιμήτρια. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word εκτιμητής
evaluator
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εκτιμητής, εμπειρογνώμονας(person who assesses) Kyle found a job as an evaluator of residential properties. |
εκτιμητής, εκτιμήτρια(estimates or values sth) The appraiser informed me that my property had nearly doubled in value over the past ten years. |
εκτιμητής(sb who evaluates sth) |
εκτιμητής, εκτημήτρια(sb who estimates financial worth) |
εκτιμητής, εκτιμήτρια(person who values property) |
εκτιμητής, εκτιμήτρια(evaluates tax) My property taxes are going up because the assessor says the value has almost doubled. |
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