Pronunciation: /ɪnˈvɛstəˌɡeɪtər/
noun a person who carries out a formal inquiry or investigation
A1 The investigator asked simple questions to solve the case.
A2 The investigator found some clues at the crime scene.
B1 The investigator conducted interviews with potential witnesses.
B2 The investigator analyzed the evidence to build a solid case.
C1 The investigator was known for his meticulous approach to solving crimes.
C2 The investigator's reputation for solving complex cases was well-deserved.
verb none
A1 The detective investigator the crime scene for evidence.
A2 She decided to investigator the mysterious noise coming from the basement.
B1 The journalist decided to investigator the corruption scandal further.
B2 The research team will investigator the impact of climate change on local wildlife.
C1 The government appointed a special task force to investigator the cyber attack.
C2 The team of experts will investigator the complex financial fraud case.
adjective none
A1 The investigator asked simple questions to gather information.
A2 The investigator found some clues that helped solve the case.
B1 The investigator carefully examined the evidence before making any conclusions.
B2 The investigator's thorough investigation led to the arrest of the suspect.
C1 The investigator's expertise in forensic science was crucial in solving the complex case.
C2 The investigator's meticulous attention to detail uncovered the truth behind the crime.
adverb none
A1 The investigator carefully examined the crime scene.
A2 The investigator quickly solved the mystery.
B1 The investigator thoroughly researched the case.
B2 The investigator skillfully interrogated the suspect.
C1 The investigator meticulously gathered evidence.
C2 The investigator discreetly followed the suspect to gather information.
pronoun none
A1 The investigator asked simple questions to solve the case.
A2 The investigator found fingerprints at the crime scene.
B1 The investigator conducted interviews with potential witnesses.
B2 The investigator analyzed the evidence to piece together the timeline of events.
C1 The investigator uncovered a complex web of deceit in the high-profile case.
C2 The investigator's keen intuition led to the breakthrough in the investigation.
preposition none
A1 The investigator found the missing keys under the bed.
A2 The investigator is looking for clues to solve the mystery.
B1 The investigator interviewed several witnesses to gather information.
B2 The investigator discovered new evidence that changed the course of the investigation.
C1 The investigator meticulously analyzed the crime scene for any potential leads.
C2 The investigator's reputation as a skilled detective preceded him in the law enforcement community.
conjunction none
A1 The investigator asked questions and gathered evidence.
A2 The investigator found clues that led to the suspect's arrest.
B1 The investigator carefully examined the crime scene for any potential leads.
B2 The investigator conducted interviews with witnesses to piece together the sequence of events.
C1 The investigator utilized advanced forensic techniques to analyze the evidence.
C2 The investigator uncovered a complex network of criminal activity through extensive surveillance and research.
interjection none
A1 Investigator! Can you help me find my lost keys?
A2 Investigator, I think I saw something suspicious in the park.
B1 As an investigator, you need to gather evidence before making any conclusions.
B2 The investigator carefully examined the crime scene for any clues.
C1 The experienced investigator was able to solve the case in record time.
C2 The lead investigator on the team was praised for their exceptional detective work.
article none
A1 The investigator asked simple questions to solve the case.
A2 The investigator found fingerprints at the crime scene.
B1 The investigator conducted interviews with witnesses to gather information.
B2 The investigator analyzed the evidence to determine the suspect.
C1 The investigator utilized advanced technology to track the criminal's movements.
C2 The investigator's expertise in forensics helped crack the complex case.
formal The investigator conducted a thorough examination of the crime scene.
informal The investigator is looking into the case right now.
slang The investigator is on the case and will figure it out.
figurative She was like an investigator, always digging for the truth in every situation.
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