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考官

Word · Noun

examiner; proctor; invigilator

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Meanings

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1.

noun

examiner; proctor; invigilator; official in charge of examinations

Historically referred to imperial examination officials who set questions, proctored, and graded papers. In modern usage, refers to anyone responsible for administering exams in academic, employment, or civil service contexts.

Kǎo考
guān官
xuān宣
bù布
kǎo考
shì试
zhèng正
shì式
kāi开
shǐ始
 。

The proctor announced that the exam was officially beginning.

Zhè这
wèi位
kǎo考
guān官
fēi非
cháng常
yán严
gé格
 ,
bù不
yǔn允
xǔ许
rèn任
hé何
zuò作
bì弊
xíng行
wéi为
 。

This invigilator is very strict and does not allow any cheating.

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Gǔ古
dài代
kǎo考
guān官
fù负
zé责
chū出
tí题
 、
jiān监
kǎo考
hé和
yuè阅
juàn卷
 。

Ancient examiners were responsible for setting questions, proctoring, and grading papers.

Tā他
bèi被
pìn聘
wéi为
gōng公
wù务
yuán员
kǎo考
shì试
de的
kǎo考
guān官
 。

He was hired as an examiner for the civil service examination.