Supervise meaning in English
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Definition
to supervise: to oversee, to direct, to watch over, to control
a supervisor: someone who watches over someone else's work
Examples
- "Philip is responsible for the sales team, and supervises sales through all distribution channels: wholesale, retail, etcetera."
- "I'd like to speak to your supervisor, son."
- "Philip is responsible for the entire sales team, and supervises sales through all distribution channels: wholesale, retail, etcetera."
- "I know you're his supervisor, so I was hoping you could have a chat with him for me."
- "I've been here for the last few months supervising the final touches to the property, and the fall is the perfect time to visit."
- "Now, my supervisor will be calling you back to confirm this purchase."
- "Your friend and supervisor"
- "The bear shot by Warbuckle, affectionately known as "Cinnamon" by the veterinarians supervising its recovery, is in stable condition at the Amarillo Valley Bear Clinic."
- "Your role involves supervising all retail sales, and liaising with the rest of the sales department."
- "Our plant supervisor in Paris has since been fired."
- "This is Archibald Savant, Engineering Supervisor here at Know-it-all Tech Solutions."
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