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1. (v.t.) oversee
to supervise; manage.
2. oversee
to observe secretly or unintentionally.
3. oversee
to survey or watch, as from a higher postition.
4. oversee
to examine; inspect.
Etymology: (bef. 900)
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| Definition of 'oversee' |
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1. (verb) oversee, supervise, superintend, manage
watch and direct
"Who is overseeing this project?"
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1. (verb) oversee
to watch people doing a job in order to make sure they do it well
We've hired two new managers to oversee the process.
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Sense: to supervise
He oversees production at the factory.
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 Afrikaans: oorsien, die toesig hê oo |
 Arabic: يُراقِب، يُشْرِفُ على |
 Bulgarian: надзиравам |
 Brazilian: orientar |
 Czech: kontrolovat |
 German: überwachen |
 Danish: føre tilsyn med |
 Greek: επιβλέπω, επιτηρώ |
 Spanish: supervisar |
 Estonian: järele vaatama |
 Farsi: نظارت کردن |
 Finnish: valvoa |
 French: surveiller |
 Hebrew: לְהַשׁגִיחַ עַל- |
 Hindi: निरीक्षण करना |
 Croatian: nadzirati |
 Hungarian: felügyel |
 Indonesian: mengawasi |
 Icelandic: hafa eftirlit með |
 Italian: sorvegliare, supervisiona |
 Japanese: 監督する |
 Korean: 감독하다 |
 Lithuanian: prižiūrėti |
 Latvian: pārraudzīt; būt atbildīga |
 Malay: menyelia |
 Dutch: het toezicht hebben op |
 Norwegian: overvåke |
 Polish: nadzorować |
 Persian: نظارت کردن |
 Pashto: نظارت كول |
 Portuguese: orientar |
 Romanian: a supraveghea |
 Russian: контролировать |
 Slovak: kontrolovať |
 Slovenian: nadzirati |
 Serbian: nadzirati |
 Swedish: övervaka, ha uppsikt över |
 Thai: ตรวจสอบ |
 Turkish: denetlemek |
 Taiwanese: 監督 |
 Ukrainian: наглядати; стежити |
 Urdu: نگراني کرنا |
 Vietnamese: giám sát |
 Chinese: 监督 |
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