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surveillé
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I. supervise [Brit ˈsuːpəvʌɪz, Am ˈsupərˌvaɪz] VB trans
1. supervise (watch over):
supervise activity, area, staff, student, work
superviser
supervise child, patient
surveiller
supervise thesis
diriger
2. supervise (control):
supervise department, investigation, project
diriger
II. supervise [Brit ˈsuːpəvʌɪz, Am ˈsupərˌvaɪz] VB intr
supervise supervisor:
superviser
supervise doctor, parent:
surveiller
supervise manager:
diriger
III. supervised ADJ
supervised facility, playground:
supervised
surveillé
loosely supervise
d'assez loin
French
French
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encadré (encadrée)
supervised
bien/mal encadré
poorly/well supervised
superviser travail
to supervise, to oversee
superviser personne
to supervise
pion (pionne)
student paid to supervise pupils
surveiller travail
to supervise, to oversee
surveiller sortie d'école
to supervise
surveiller cessez-le-feu, finances, fonctionnement, projet
to supervise
surveiller SCHOOL, UNIV
to supervise
surveiller récréation
to supervise
gérer une tutelle LAW
to supervise a guardianship
assurer la surveillance d'épreuves
to supervise exams
encadrer personnel, jeunes, stage, équipe
to supervise
thèse /recherches sous la direction de
thesis/research supervised by
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supervise [ˈsu:pəvaɪz, Am -pɚ-] VB trans
supervise
surveiller
French
French
English
English
surveillé(e) étude
supervised
superviser
to supervise
contrôler opération
to supervise
surveiller élèves
to supervise
présider aux préparatifs d'une fête
to supervise the preparations for a celebration
encadrer (s'occuper de)
to supervise
English
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French
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supervise [ˈsu·pər·vaɪz] VB trans
supervise
surveiller
French
French
English
English
surveillé(e) étude
supervised
superviser
to supervise
contrôler opération
to supervise
surveiller élèves
to supervise
encadrer (s'occuper de)
to supervise
Present
Isupervise
yousupervise
he/she/itsupervises
wesupervise
yousupervise
theysupervise
Past
Isupervised
yousupervised
he/she/itsupervised
wesupervised
yousupervised
theysupervised
Present Perfect
Ihavesupervised
youhavesupervised
he/she/ithassupervised
wehavesupervised
youhavesupervised
theyhavesupervised
Past Perfect
Ihadsupervised
youhadsupervised
he/she/ithadsupervised
wehadsupervised
youhadsupervised
theyhadsupervised
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
présider aux préparatifs d'une fête
to supervise the preparations for a celebration
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Student groups may be supervised by a member of faculty, but are typically organized and attended independently.
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The song leaders also supervise the creation of the class banners, as well as the writing of the class song.
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The board also created and supervised the working groups and committees previously mentioned.
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He was promoted to supervising producer for the second season in fall 2005.
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Generally, probation officers investigate and supervise defendants who have not yet been sentenced to a term of incarceration.
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