chartered engineer

ˈtʃɑːtəd ˌɛnʤɪˈnɪə

Definition

Definition of chartered engineer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

profession

TECH.

professional engineer registered with a recognized engineering institution

TECH.

She became a chartered engineer after passing all the required exams.
He worked hard to become a chartered engineer.
A chartered engineer must adhere to strict standards.

professional engineer

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Expressions with chartered

chartered aircraft

aircraft hired with crew for private use on specific trips

The team flew to the tournament on a chartered aircraft.

chartered club

club officially recognized by an authority

The chartered club received funding from the local government.

chartered librarian

librarian with a professional qualification in the UK

She became a chartered librarian after completing her studies.

chartered accountant

person with special training in accounting

She hired a chartered accountant to handle her taxes.

chartered surveyor

person who values and manages buildings

The chartered surveyor assessed the new office building.

chartered bank

privately owned bank with a government charter

The chartered bank offers various financial services to its clients.

Expressions with engineer

sanitary engineer

person who designs systems for clean water and waste removal

The sanitary engineer improved the city's water and waste systems.

social engineer

manipulate people to gain confidential information

Hackers often social engineer to access secure systems.

mechanical engineer

person who designs and builds machines

The mechanical engineer designed a new type of engine.

chief engineer

person with highest responsibility for engineering work in an organization or project

The chief engineer approved the final design changes before production began.

software engineer

professional who maintains and improves software systems

The software engineer updated the system to enhance performance.

railroad engineer

person who operates a train

The railroad engineer carefully navigated the train through the mountains.

locomotive engineer

person who operates a train engine

The locomotive engineer sounded the horn as the train approached the station..

professional engineer

engineer with advanced skills and experience

The company is looking for a professional engineer to lead the project.

re-engineer

redesign or change the structure of something

The company decided to re-engineer the entire product line.

stationary engineer

operates and maintains machines

The stationary engineer fixed the broken boiler.

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CPE

acr.

acr: chartered professional engineer

certified engineer with special skills

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French:ingénieur agréé, ...
German:eingetragener Ingenieur, ...
Italian:ingegnere certificato, ...
Spanish:ingeniero colegiado, ...
Portuguese:engenheiro registrado, ...
Chinese:注册工程师, ...
Japanese:認定エンジニア, ...
Arabic:مُهَنْدِس مُعْتَمَد, ...
Hebrew:מְהַנְדֵּס מֻסְמָךְ, ...
Russian:дипломированный инженер, ...
Ukrainian:зареєстрований інженер, ...
Hindi:पंजीकृत अभियंता, ...
Bengali:নিবন্ধিত প্রকৌশলী, ...
Catalan:enginyer col.legiat, ...
Czech:autorizovaný inženýr, ...
Danish:registreret ingeniør, ...
Dutch:geregistreerde ingenieur, ...
Greek:εγγεγραμμένος μηχανικός, ...
Hungarian:bejegyzett mérnök, ...
Khmer:វិស្វករមានវិញ្ញាបនបត្រវិជ្ជាជីវៈ, ...
Korean:공인 엔지니어, ...
Persian:مهندس رسمی, ...
Polish:inżynier z uprawnieniami, ...
Portuguese (BR):engenheiro registrado, ...
Romanian:inginer autorizat, ...
Swedish:auktoriserad ingenjör, ...
Thai:วิศวกรที่ได้รับการรับรอง, ...
Turkish:sertifikalı mühendis, ...
Vietnamese:kỹ sư được chứng nhận, ...

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