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supervisor [ˈsʲuːpəvaızə] N

supervise [ˈsʲuːpəvaız] VB trans

▶ supervision [ˌsʲuːpəˈvıʒən] N

I . superior [sʲuːˈpıərıə] ADJ

II . superior [sʲuːˈpıərıə] N

superiority [sʲuːˌpıərıˈɒrıtı] N

derisory [dıˈraısərı] ADJ

derisory → derisive

See also derisive

derisive [dıˈraısıv] ADJ, derisory

supercilious [ˌsʲuːpəˈsılıəs] ADJ

▶ superciliously ADV
▶ superciliousness N

advisory [ədˈvaızərı] ADJ

supercar [ˈsʲuːpəkɑː] N

superstar [ˈsʲuːpəstɑː] N

supersede [ˌsʲuːpəˈsiːd] VB trans

supersonic [ˌsʲuːpəˈsɒnık] ADJ

▶ supersonically ADV

superficial [ˌsʲuːpəˈfıʃəl] ADJ

2. superficial derog:

▶ superficially ADV

superfluous [sʲuːˈpɜːflʊəs] ADJ

▶ superfluously ADV
▶ superfluousness N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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For companies with 500-2000 employees, one third of the supervisory board must be elected.
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These are extrinsic to the work itself, and include aspects such as company policies, supervisory practices, or wages/salary.
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The position responsibilities may be the same as that of a buyer or purchasing agent, or may include wider supervisory or managerial responsibilities.
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The two key assumption are loss of control which give rise to a hierarchical supervisory firm structure and costly supervision.
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The related term position of trust refers to any kind of position, whether supervisory or not.
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In two-tier systems the seats in supervisory boards are usually limited to 1/3 of all members.
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An archpriest is a priest with supervisory duties over a number of parishes.
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Most workers resided in camps that were converted to barracks, whereas supervisory management generally stayed in local hotels.
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Nine supervisory inspectors, each responsible for a specific geographic region, were appointed.
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Unlike earlier designs, the junctors had no supervisory relays or other active hardware, all such functions being assigned to trunk circuits.
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