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Definition of supervising - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
workplace leadershipdirecting duties and watching performance to keep things organized
- Supervising the trainees took most of her afternoon.
Adjective
1.
roleresponsible for overseeing tasks or people
- She is the supervising manager of the project.
2.
functionactively managing or directing activities
- The supervising team ensures quality control.
Origin of supervising
Latin, super (over) + visere (to see)
Terms with supervising included in their meaning
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recreation
person supervising activities at a summer camp
workplace administration
process of organizing supervising and supporting employees in a workplace
supervising
to supervise or monitor the progress or quality of something
business
costs for running and supervising a company or organization
education
person responsible for organizing and supervising the daily running of a school
supervision
system supervising offenders instead of imprisonment
organization
group of managers responsible for supervising and organizing company sales
management
the act of managing or supervising something
supervising teacher
teacher who supervises student teachers
university research
professor supervising a doctoral student's research
exam supervision
person supervising students during an exam
business
duties of a person in charge of guiding and supervising others
organization
group or department responsible for running and supervising a communications or data network
criminal justice
official supervising released prisoners
childcare
house where children in care live together with supervising staff
central group
group managing or supervising smaller related organizations
medical
doctor supervising patient care in a hospital
British universities
tutor supervising students' work
finance
main investment bank organizing and supervising a securities issue
school
woman serving or supervising school meals
history
older woman supervising a young unmarried woman
supervision
the act of supervising or accompanying someone for proper behavior
supervisor
person supervising a small group of workers
job role
most senior teacher responsible for leading and supervising other teachers
Examples of supervising in a sentence
Effective supervising requires clear communication and consistent feedback. The supervising teacher guided the students. He took on a supervising role during the event. The supervising manager approved the project plan. A supervising officer was present during the inspection.
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- French:supervision, responsable, ...
- German:Aufsicht, aufsichtsführend, ...
- Italian:supervisione, che supervisiona, ...
- Spanish:supervisión, supervisor, ...
- Portuguese:supervisão, de supervisão, ...
- Chinese:监督, 监督的, ...
- Japanese:監督, 管理, ...
- Arabic:إِشْرَاف, مُشْرِف, ...
- Hebrew:פִּקּוּחַ, מְפַקֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:руководство, руководящий, ...
- Ukrainian:нагляд, наглядовий, ...
- Hindi:पर्यवेक्षण, पर्यवेक्षी, ...
Definition of supervise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
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.
Origin of supervise
Latin, super (over) + videre (to see)
View all translations of supervise
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- French:superviser, ...
- German:überwachen, ...
- Italian:supervisionare, ...
- Spanish:supervisar, ...
- Portuguese:supervisionar, ...
- Chinese:监督, ...
- Japanese:監督する, ...
- Arabic:أشرف, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַקֵּחַ עַל, ...
- Russian:контролировать, ...
- Ukrainian:контролювати, ...
- Hindi:देखरेख करना, ...
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