supervision

See also: supervisión

English

Etymology

From Latin supervisiō

Pronunciation

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Noun

supervision (countable and uncountable, plural supervisions)

The act or instance of supervising.
Under his parents' supervision he drilled the holes in the wood.
Responsible oversight.
Do not attempt this without adequate supervision.
(Britain, Cambridge University slang) A tutorial session for an individual student or a small group.

Related terms

supervise

Translations

the act or instance of supervising

Chinese:
Mandarin: 監督 (zh), 监督 (zh) (jiāndū), 管理 (zh) (guǎnlǐ), 監視 (zh), 监视 (zh) (jiānshì)
Czech: dohled (cs) m
Dutch: supervisie (nl) f, toezicht (nl) n
Finnish: valvonta (fi)
French: supervision (fr) f, surveillance (fr) f
German: Aufsicht (de) f, Beaufsichtigung f
Greek: εποπτεία (el) f (epopteía), επίβλεψη (el) f (epívlepsi), επιστασία (el) f (epistasía)
Hungarian: felügyelet (hu), ellenőrzés (hu), szupervízió

Japanese: 監督 (ja) (かんとく, kantoku)
Korean: 감독 (ko) (gamdok)
Kurdish:
Sorani: چاودێری‎ (ku) (çawdêrî)
Old English: nytt f
Portuguese: supervisão (pt) m
Romanian: supervizare (ro) f, supraveghere (ro) f
Russian: надзо́р (ru) m (nadzór), надсмо́тр (ru) m (nadsmótr), заве́дование (ru) n (zavédovanije), контро́ль (ru) m (kontrólʹ), управле́ние (ru) n (upravlénije)
Telugu: పర్యవేక్షణ (te) (paryavēkṣaṇa)

French

Noun

supervision f (plural supervisions)

supervision

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