monitored in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for monitored in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.monitor [Brit ˈmɒnɪtə, Am ˈmɑnədər] N

1. monitor TECH:

monitor

monitor m

2. monitor MED:

monitor

monitor m

heart monitor

monitor cardiaco

3. monitor COMPUT:

monitor

monitor m

monitor

video m

monitor program

programma di controllo

4. monitor Brit SCHOOL:

monitor

= allievo cui vengono affidati particolari incarichi, come la pulizia della lavagna, il mantenimento della disciplina ecc.

5. monitor Am SCHOOL:

monitor

capoclasse mf

6. monitor:

monitor JOURN, RADIO

= addetto all'ascolto di trasmissioni radiofoniche straniere

II.monitor [Brit ˈmɒnɪtə, Am ˈmɑnədər] VB trans

1. monitor TECH:

monitor rate, result

monitorare

to monitor the weather

monitorare i fenomeni metereorologici

2. monitor MED:

monitor breathing, patient

monitorare

to monitor sb for heart problems etc.

tenere qn sotto monitoraggio per

3. monitor SCHOOL:

monitor student, progress

seguire

4. monitor:

monitor RADIO, JOURN

= ascoltare trasmissioni radiofoniche straniere (come attività lavorativa)

heart monitor [ˈhɑːtˌmɒnɪtə(r)] N

heart monitor → heart rate monitor

See also heart rate monitor

heart rate monitor [ˈhɑːtˌreɪtˌmɒnɪtə(r)] N

heart rate monitor

monitor m per la registrazione della frequenza cardiaca

baby monitor [ˈbeɪbɪˌmɒnɪtə(r)] N

baby monitor

interfono m (per la stanza dei bambini)

monitor lizard [ˈmɒnɪtəˌlɪzəd] N

monitor lizard

varano m

heart rate monitor [ˈhɑːtˌreɪtˌmɒnɪtə(r)] N

heart rate monitor

monitor m per la registrazione della frequenza cardiaca

Translations for monitored in the Italian»English Dictionary

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monitor TV, COMPUT

monitor

monitor

monitor

monitor cardiaco

heart monitor

capoclasse

monitor

monitore (monitrice)

monitor

monitorare

to monitor

monitorizzare

to monitor

monitorizzare

to equip with a monitor

monitored in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for monitored in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.monitor [ˈmɑ:·nɪ·tɚ] N

1. monitor COMPUT:

monitor

monitor m inv

15-inch monitor

monitor da 15 pollici

2. monitor (person):

monitor

osservatore(-trice) m (f)

II.monitor [ˈmɑ:·nɪ·tɚ] VB trans

monitor

monitorare

to monitor sb/sth closely

controllare da vicino qu/qc

Translations for monitored in the Italian»English Dictionary

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monitorare

to monitor

sorvegliare (tenere sotto controllo: traffico)

to monitor

monitored Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

15-inch monitor

monitor da 15 pollici

to monitor sb/sth closely

controllare da vicino qu/qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Since secondary effects such as confusion and hallucinations are common, individuals receiving apomorphine treatment should be closely monitored.

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Stroke-like symptoms such as confusion, weakness, and dizziness may be monitored.

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The researchers then monitored all the women every month, and the pessary was removed after 37 weeks of pregnancy or earlier.

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The meeting between the two was eagerly monitored by the media.

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Applications need to be monitored and patched for technical vulnerabilities.

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Caution should be used and the patient should be monitored if they are taking the following: amiodarone, dronedarone, ranolazine, calcium channel blockers, niacin, digoxin, coumarin anticoagulants, and colchicine.

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The northeast portion became associated with the approaching frontal zone, and was briefly monitored for signs of development.

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In addition, fully monitored CCTV has been installed to protect the facility and prevent the vandalism that has plagued the ground in previous seasons.

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The microbiology of the lake is monitored, and it is considered safe for fishing and swimming.

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Ward and his assistants monitored the players' academic performance, enforced class attendance, and placed curfews on perceived troublemakers.

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