Appraiser Meaning in English

word

US

əˈpɹeɪzɝ

uh-PRAY-zur

UK

əˈpreɪzə

uh-PRAY-zuh

Definition

An appraiser is a professional who estimates the value of things, especially property, jewelry, or art.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly used in financial, real estate, and legal contexts. Common phrases: 'real estate appraiser', 'professional appraiser'. Do not confuse with 'evaluator' (broader, not always about value). 'Appraiser' always implies someone certified or qualified.

• Spanish: tasador - evaluador (profesional)
• Portuguese (BR): avaliador - perito (avaliação)
• Portuguese (PT): avaliador - perito (avaliação)
• Chinese (Simplified): 评估师 - 鉴定师
• Chinese (Traditional): 估價師 - 鑑定師
• Hindi: मूल्यांकनकर्ता - मूल्य निर्धारित करने वाला
• Arabic: المثمن - الخبير التقييمي
• Bengali: মূল্যায়নকারী - মূল্যনিર્ધারক
• Russian: оценщик
• Japanese: 鑑定士
• Vietnamese: người thẩm định giá
• Korean: 감정사
• Turkish: değerleme uzmanı
• Urdu: تقدیر کنندہ - جانچنے والا (مالی قدر)
• Indonesian: penilai

Example Sentences

The appraiser checked the value of the house.

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After the painting was found, an appraiser looked at it.

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The bank called an appraiser to evaluate the land.

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If you want to sell your jewelry, you should see an appraiser first.

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The house wasn’t worth as much as the appraiser said.

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My friend is an art appraiser and travels a lot for work.

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