observer
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əbˈzɝːvɚ/ · UK /əbˈzɜːvə/
Forms: observers
observer means: Someone who watches an event or situation, often without taking part.
noun
Someone who watches an event or situation, often without taking part.
- She was a silent observer.
- Several observers watched the game from the balcony.
- To a casual observer, everything looked normal.
Someone who follows a law, rule, or custom.
- She was an observer of local customs.
- Faithful observers of these rules avoided unnecessary arguments.
- He remained a dutiful observer of the family’s traditions.
Questions about observer
What does observer mean?
Someone who watches an event or situation, often without taking part.
What is observer in other languages?
Türkçe: gözlemci · Español: observador · Français: observateur · Deutsch: Beobachter · Italiano: osservatore · 日本語: 観察者
How do you pronounce observer?
In American English /əbˈzɝːvɚ/; in British English /əbˈzɜːvə/.
How do you use observer in a sentence?
She was a silent observer. Several observers watched the game from the balcony.
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