overseeing
overseeing — verb
1. checking and directing work or an organized activity so people do it in the righ
checking and directing work or an organized activity so people do it in the right way.
Rania is overseeing the kitchen repairs while the owner is away.
be overseeing + repair work already in progress
Overseeing the move kept Ari at the station until dawn.
gerund subject: overseeing + task
At noon, Hugo was overseeing lunch service for three school classes.
Two nurses spent the night overseeing medicine checks in the recovery room.
The festival director was still overseeing stage checks at midnight.
- supervising
more focused on closely watching people and their daily tasks
- monitoring
stresses checking progress or problems, sometimes with less authority to direct people
- managing
broader because it also includes planning, staffing, and larger decisions
- neglecting
suggests failing to give needed attention to work or responsibilities
文法句型
be overseeing + project/work/service
spend + time + overseeing + activity
用法筆記
Usually describes someone who is actively in charge while work is happening. The object is often repairs, service, staff, safety checks, or another ongoing operation rather than one quick action.