supervising
/ˈsuː.pə.vaɪz/ (bre, ipa) · [sˈupɚvˌaɪzɪŋ] /ˈsuː.pɚ.vaɪz/ (ame, ipa) · [sˈupɚvˌaɪzɪŋ] /ˈsü-pər-ˌvīz How to pronounce supervise (audio)/ (ame, mw)
supervising — 動詞
- supervisingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- supervisings3rd person singular
- supervisinging-ing form
- supervisingedpast simple
1. being responsible for workers or a task that is already under way, and checking
監督
負責看著人或工作,確保做對
being responsible for workers or a task that is already under way, and checking that it is done in the proper and safe way.
Amira is supervising the lunch line while two teachers attend a meeting.
Amira 正在監督午餐排隊秩序,因為兩位老師去開會。
be supervising + ongoing school activity
Romi spent the morning supervising repairs in the library after the storm.
暴風雨過後,Romi 整個早上都在圖書館監督修繕工作。
spent + time + supervising + repairs
Dylan is supervising the swimming lesson so the younger children stay safe.
Dylan 正在監督游泳課,確保年紀較小的孩子安全。
Supervising the exam kept Roya in the hall until every paper was collected.
監督這場考試讓 Roya 一直待在考場裡,直到每份考卷都收齊。
At the factory, Constanza was supervising new staff on the packing line.
在工廠裡,Constanza 當時正在包裝線上監督新進員工。
- overseeing
broader and less hands-on, often about the whole project rather than the people doing each task
- monitoring
focuses more on watching for changes or problems, sometimes with less authority over people
- managing
wider because it also includes planning, scheduling, and other bigger decisions
- neglecting
failing to give needed attention to the people or work under your care
文法句型
be supervising + person or activity
supervising + noun phrase as the subject of a sentence
用法筆記
Usually used when the oversight is happening at that moment or when the activity itself is being named. Common with staff, repairs, exams, lessons, and other tasks that need someone in charge.