giám khảo

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The Vietnamese word "giám khảo" is a noun that translates to "examiner" or "judge" in English. It refers to a person who assesses, evaluates, or judges something, such as in a competition, exam, or any assessment situation.

Usage Instructions:

• "Giám khảo" is often used in contexts like competitions (e.g., talent shows, academic contests) or formal assessments (e.g., exams).
• It is usually followed by the context in which the examiner is working, such as "giám khảo cuộc thi" (judge of a competition) or "giám khảo thi" (examiner for an exam).

Example:

• Câu ví dụ: "Các giám khảo đã chấm điểm các thí sinh rất công bằng." Translation: "The examiners judged the contestants very fairly."

Advanced Usage:

• "Giám khảo" can also refer to a group of examiners. In this case, you can say "ban giám khảo," which means "panel of judges."
• In formal contexts, you might encounter phrases like "giám khảo độc lập," meaning "independent examiner," which indicates that the judge is unbiased and not affiliated with any party involved.

Word Variants:

• Giám sát: This word means "to supervise" or "to oversee," which is related but has a different function.
• Thẩm định: This means "to assess" or "to evaluate," often used in contexts like appraisals or evaluations of quality.

Different Meanings:

While "giám khảo" primarily means "examiner," in some contexts, it can also refer to a judge in a legal setting, though this is less common.

Synonyms:

• Người chấm thi: This means "examiner" specifically for tests or exams.
• Người đánh giá: This translates to "evaluator," which can be used in a broader sense for anyone who assesses or rates something.

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noun

1. examiner