proctor
ˈprɒktər
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Definition of proctor - Reverso English Dictionary

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Noun

1.
exam supervisorUSperson who supervises students during an examUS
  • The proctor walked quietly between the rows of desks..
invigilator monitor supervisor
2.
universityDatedUKofficial at older universities enforcing disciplineDatedUK
  • The proctor addressed the students' misconduct.
monitor overseer supervisor

Verb

tr.
1.
exam supervisionUSsupervise students during an examinationUS
  • She was hired to proctor the final exams.
invigilate supervise
2.
managementDatedUSact as an agent or managerDatedUS
  • He was asked to proctor the event arrangements.
manage oversee supervise
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Origin of proctor

Latin, procurator (manager)

Examples of proctor in a sentence

  • A vigilant proctor ensures no cheating occurs.
  • The proctor announced the exam rules.
  • A proctor was present during the university meeting.
  • The teacher had to proctor the midterm exams.
  • He volunteered to proctor the entrance test.
  • She will proctor the new project team.

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  1. French:surveillant, surveiller, ...
  2. German:Prüfungsaufsicht, beaufsichtigen, ...
  3. Italian:supervisore d'esame, sorvegliare, ...
  4. Spanish:supervisor de examen, supervisar, ...
  5. Portuguese:fiscal, supervisionar, ...
  6. Chinese:监考人员, 监考, ...
  7. Japanese:試験監督者, 監督する, ...
  8. Arabic:مُراقِب اِمْتِحان, راقب, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַשְׁגִּיחַ בְּחִינָה, לְהַשְׁגִּיחַ בְּמִבְחָן, ...
  10. Russian:экзаменатор, следить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наглядач, наглядати, ...
  12. Hindi:परीक्षा पर्यवेक्षक, परीक्षा में निगरानी करना, ...
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