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Meanings of adjudicator in English

Spanish
árbitro
Catalan
àrbitre

Someone who presides, judges and arbitrates during a formal dispute.

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árbitro
Usage of adjudicator in English
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In mid-October, OFHEO presented its case against Brendsel to a federal adjudicator.
Reuters
2
Curator Linda Shevlin devised the award and the adjudicator was Martin Parr.
The Irish Times
3
International adjudicator at this year's 'National Young Singers in Harmony Competition' in Auckland.
Radio NZ
4
The adjudicator for your case has agreed to see you early.
Earth Afire
5
Disputes will go to a new office of legal costs adjudicator.
The Irish Times
6
Co-adjudicator of NZ Community Trust Chamber Music Contest reflects on this year's finals.
Radio NZ
7
I reported it. An independent adjudicator was appointed by the university.
The Guardian
8
Danish conductor and adjudicator for this year's Big Sing choral festival.
Radio NZ
9
Co-adjudicator of the Gisborne International Music Competition that culminated in last Saturday night's final.
Radio NZ
10
British pianist and adjudicator for this year's Wallace Piano Competition.
Radio NZ
11
Now the groceries code has an adjudicator with real powers.
The Guardian
12
We shared these practices with the adjudicator, and publicly apologised.
The Guardian
13
Fidgeting nervously in their seats, they await the adjudicator's findings.
The Irish Times
14
Bleeds were stratified by severity and study drug, then randomly assigned to adjudicator pairs.
Pubmed
15
Conductor and adjudicator of the 2015 Todd NZSO Young Composer Competition reviews this year's event.
Radio NZ
16
An office of legal costs adjudicator is also proposed.
The Irish Times
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Catalan
àrbitre
Adjudicator through the time