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单词 supervise
释义
supervise
verb[IorT]
uk
/ˈsuː.pə.vaɪz/us
/ˈsuː.pɚ.vaɪz/
B2
towatchapersonoractivityto makecertainthat everything is donecorrectly,safely, etc.:
监督，管理，指导
The UN is supervising thedistributionofaidbylocalagenciesin thedisasterarea.联合国正在监督灾区的地方机构发放救援物资。
Thechildrenplaywhile twoteacherssupervise(= makecertainthat theybehavecorrectlyand aresafe).孩子们在两位教师的监管下玩耍。
Synonyms
manage(CONTROL)
oversee
superintendformal
More examples
  • TheUnitedNationsis to supervise thehandoverof theprisonersofwar.
  • With 20kidsrunninground and only twoadultsto supervise, it wascompletemayhem.
  • Foreignofficialsare supervising theelections.
  • He wasemployedto supervise thecomputerizationofrecords.
  • I supervise ateamof tencustomerrelationsstaff.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Controlling and being in charge
  • aggrandize
  • assume
  • assumption
  • authoritative
  • authoritatively
  • commanding
  • dictate
  • guiding principle
  • harness
  • have (got)someoneby the short and curliesidiom
  • havesomeoneby the ballsidiom
  • havesomeoneeating out ofyourhandidiom
  • helm
  • override
  • plenipotentiary
  • police
  • policing
  • possess
  • power play
  • skipper
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(Definition ofsupervisefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

supervise| American Dictionary

supervise
verb[T]
us
/ˈsu·pərˌvɑɪz/
to beresponsiblefor the goodperformanceof anactivityorjob, or for thecorrectbehaviororsafetyof aperson:
TheRedCrosssupervised thedistributionoffoodtorefugees.
She supervises 75employeesinourorderdepartment.

supervision

noun[U]us
/ˌsu·pərˈvɪʒ·ən/
Cityschoolswereplacedunderstatesupervision lastweek.

supervisory

adjective[not gradable]us
/ˌsu·pərˈvɑɪ·zə·ri/
Heappliedfor a supervisorypositionin thebank.

supervisor

noun[C]us
/ˈsu·pərˌvɑɪ·zər/
anursing/constructionsupervisor
I have to get off thephone– my supervisor justwalkedinto theoffice.
(Definition ofsupervisefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

supervise| Business English

supervise
verb[IorT]
MANAGEMENT,WORKPLACE
uk
/ˈsuːpəvaɪz/us
tomanageadepartment,project, etc. and makesurethat things are donecorrectlyandaccordingto therules:
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) isresponsiblefor supervising Britain'sbankingsystem.
Ourfacilitiesmanagementteamsupervisesworkat theconstructionsiteon adailybasis.
A $650,000finewasimposedagainst the Minneapolis-basedcompanyforfailureto superviseitsbrokers.
Theroleof anyPresidentis to supervise.
supervise workers/employees/staffCompanies shouldprovidespecialtrainingformanagerswho superviseremoteworkers.
supervise a project/program/operationsAschiefofstaff, he supervised theoperationsof the CaliforniaDepartmentofJustice.
be supervised by sb/sthAllfundoperationsare supervised by aboardoftrustees.
adequately/properly/reasonably superviseIt is theresponsibilityof thegeneralcontractortoproperlysupervise theworkof allsubcontractors.
(Definition ofsupervisefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsupervise

supervise
The culture of medical education requires that physicians in training defer to supervising physician on a variety of issues, including clinical judgment and ethical standards.
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They were either elected or selected by the water users tosuperviseall activities concerning irrigation and to enforce rules.
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Thus, exercises follow a simple question and answer scheme with adults taking the position of a teacher supervising the 'work' done by the child.
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The rest (17.9 per cent) are supervised by non-civil affairs agencies, mainly enterprises, public service units and social organisations.
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This was followed by at least ten practice interviews that were closely monitored and supervised by the staff of the study.
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This notion includes many regressions, polynomial fitting and supervised learning problems.
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Similarly, the instrumental and vocal teachers articulated unease about comprehending children and supervising groups.
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Perhaps visits should be supervised, though how and by whom is a difficult question.
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The clinics were staffed by nurses and voluntary workers, and supervised by a public health nurse.
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She also continued to mentor,superviseand support a large number of nurse researchers.
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Ensure that all personnel, including nonphysician providers and technicians, are adequately supervised and have the competence and qualifications to work in a telemedicine system.
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In particular the state must notsuperviseand control the interaction.
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They both improved the operation of the system (by supervising water delivery more intensively and using new techniques) and increased canal maintenance.
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Thus, perceptual information must also flow to high level modules where plans are made and supervised.
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Afterwards, she aimed to maintain a balance between trying to enrol new clients and supervising those couples already registered with her.
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