supervision
word
/ˌsupɝˈvɪʒən/
soo-pur-VI-zhuhn
/suːpəvˈɪʒən/
soo-puh-VI-zhuhn
Definition
The act of watching over or managing someone or something to make sure things are done correctly or safely.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in professional, workplace, or academic contexts for formal monitoring. Common collocations: 'under supervision', 'close supervision', 'need supervision'. Less about casual watching, more about authority or responsibility.
Spanish: supervisiónPortuguese (BR): supervisãoPortuguese (PT): supervisãoChinese (Simplified): 监督Chinese (Traditional): 監督Hindi: निरीक्षण - देखरेखArabic: إشرافBengali: তত্ত্বাবধানRussian: контроль - надзорJapanese: 監督Vietnamese: giám sátKorean: 감독Turkish: denetim - gözetimUrdu: نگرانیIndonesian: pengawasan
Example Sentences
The exam took place under strict supervision.
basic
Children need supervision while playing near water.
basic
My work requires constant supervision.
basic
She was promoted to a role with more supervision responsibilities.
natural
Don’t worry, your project is in good hands with my supervision.
natural
Some employees prefer less supervision and more independence.
natural