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supervise

[soo-per-vahyz] / ˈsu pərˌvaɪz /


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Li explains what needs to be done and supervises her work in the greenhouses via a video link to his smartphone.

From Barron's

It said it would consult on a new "framework" that would "give heads the flexibility to ensure pupils facing suspension for non-violent behaviour continue learning in a separate, supervised setting, away from other pupils".

From BBC

“Mark Chesley…Boo’s father. He’s going to have two supervised visits with Boo. If they go well, she’s going to live with him,” she repeats, talking extra slowly this time.

From Literature

When religious assemblies are taking place he supervises the pupils whose parents have withdrawn them.

From BBC

A source in the Trikala prosecutor's office said the department was supervising the investigation.

From Barron's