Search Results for: "supervised"

To supervise, to oversee a process or group of people.

Supervision, the act of overseeing a person or activity.

Describing a state of excessive supervision, vigilance, or an overbearing tenden...

To supervise and guide.

The act of observing and checking the progress or quality of something over a pe...

Supervision; the act of overseeing work or activities.

the action of supervising someone or something

A deckhand is a member of a ship's crew who performs manual labor and maintenanc...

An inexpensive, supervised lodging for travelers, often with dormitory-style roo...

Nurses are healthcare professionals trained to care for the sick, injured, or el...

To oversee means to watch over and direct a group of people or a task to ensure...

A period of time where a person who has broken the law is allowed to stay in the...

Detention is a punishment where someone, usually a student, is required to stay...

Officers are people who hold a position of authority or command, especially in t...

A person who designs buildings and in many cases supervises their construction.

To supervise; to oversee a person or activity.

Supervisory; involving or having the function of supervision.

Written exam; a supervised written test in a course.

To manage, to supervise, to administer.

To supervise and urge; to prompt.

To supervise someone closely.

This phrase describes the high-level act of running, managing, or operating a bu...

Imagine a group of kids let loose in a candy store with no adult supervision – t...

To be free to act as one wishes, without needing permission or supervision.

To be with children, often for play or supervision.

To keep a close watch or supervise something or someone carefully.

To watch or supervise something.

This phrase means to watch something or someone closely. It's about paying atten...

To watch or supervise someone.

To supervise, protect, or take care of someone or something.

This Portuguese idiom means you're actively involved in doing something, really...

To take care of someone or something; to supervise.

Something that is managed or supervised by someone.

This Portuguese idiom is all about having a blast and doing exactly what you wan...

To be able to supervise or monitor something.

When supervision or authority is absent, people tend to misbehave or relax rules...

To lead and supervise a group of people at work.

To do something without help or supervision from others.

To keep a situation or oneself under management and supervision.

To put pressure on someone or supervise them closely.

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