inspecteur
inspector
In French, the word 'inspecteur' is used to refer to an inspector, a person who is responsible for checking or examining something. This could be in a variety of contexts, such as a police inspector, a school inspector, or an inspector in a factory or other workplace. The word is often used in formal or official contexts.
Example sentences using: inspecteur
L'inspecteur cherchait des indices sur la scène du crime.
The inspector was looking for clues at the crime scene.
This sentence illustrates an action performed by the inspector- looking for clues, in the context of a crime scene. 'Cherchait' is past tense of 'chercher', meaning 'to look for'.
Inspecteur, j'ai besoin de votre aide.
Inspector, I need your help.
This sentence shows the use of the word 'inspecteur' as a form of address. The speaker is asking for help, addressing the person as 'inspecteur', indicating the person's profession or title.
Un bon inspecteur doit toujours être impartial.
A good inspector must always be impartial.
This sentence describes a characteristic that a good inspector should have- impartiality. 'Un bon' means 'a good', 'doit toujours être' means 'must always be', and 'impartial' translates to 'impartial'.