Definition of scrutator in English:

scrutator

noun skruːˈteɪtə

Late 16th century: from Latin, from scrutari 'search, examine'.

单词	scrutator
释义	Definition of scrutator in English: scrutator noun skruːˈteɪtə 1A person whose official duty it is to examine or investigate something. 检查员；调查员 Example sentencesExamples Messrs. M. S. Giuseppi and W. A. Littledale were appointed scrutators of the ballot. 1.1historical A university official responsible for examining votes at university elections and announcing the result. 〈史〉（大学里的）选举监票人；投票结果宣告人 Origin Late 16th century: from Latin, from scrutari 'search, examine'.
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