supervised
ˈsuːpərvaɪzd
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Definition of supervised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

under controlcontrolled or managed by a supervisor
  • The supervised activity followed strict safety rules.
  • All supervised visits require prior approval.
  • The supervised team completed the project efficiently.
monitored overseen
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Expressions with supervised

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facility where drug users can inject under medical supervision
The supervised injection site has helped reduce overdose deaths in the community.
place where people use drugs under staff supervision for health safety
The city opened a supervised consumption site to reduce overdose deaths.

Origin of supervised

Latin, supervisus (overseen)

Terms with supervised included in their meaning

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child care
facility for supervised care of young children
neglect
not watched or supervised by anyone
supervised
guided or managed by someone
supervision
watched or supervised by someone
medical supervision
while being treated or supervised by a medical professional
supervision
while being guided or supervised by someone
education
supervised program for children outside usual school or daycare hours
management
managed or supervised

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  1. French:encadré, ...
  2. German:überwacht, ...
  3. Italian:supervisionato, ...
  4. Spanish:supervisado, ...
  5. Portuguese:supervisionado, ...
  6. Chinese:受监督的, ...
  7. Japanese:監督付きの, ...
  8. Arabic:خاضِع لِلإِشْراف, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְפֻקָּח, ...
  10. Russian:контролируемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:контрольований, ...
  12. Hindi:पर्यवेक्षित, ...
supervise
ˈsjuːpəˌvaɪz

Definition of supervise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
work taskswatch and guide people or tasks to ensure proper results
  • She will supervise the team during the project.
  • Please supervise the assembly line during the night shift.
  • He will supervise her first solo surgery next week.
manage monitor oversee
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Origin of supervise

Latin, super (over) + videre (to see)

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  1. French:superviser, ...
  2. German:überwachen, ...
  3. Italian:supervisionare, ...
  4. Spanish:supervisar, ...
  5. Portuguese:supervisionar, ...
  6. Chinese:监督, ...
  7. Japanese:監督する, ...
  8. Arabic:أشرف, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְפַקֵּחַ עַל, ...
  10. Russian:контролировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:контролювати, ...
  12. Hindi:देखरेख करना, ...

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