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"monitor" Meaning
monitor
/ˈmɑːnɪtər/
Verb
to watch and check someone or something for a period of time
"monitor" Example Sentences
Doctors
monitored
the man's condition for 24 hours after the accident.
The machine
monitors
your heart rate.
Our boss is constantly
monitoring
our progress.
The US government
monitors
known terrorists in several countries.
We
monitor
the heartbeat and temperature of our patients.
The authorities have been
monitoring
rebel groups in the country for the last five years.
As a buyer for her company, she has been closely
monitoring
changes in cotton prices.
Monitoring
employees' performance is an important part of being a manager.
"monitor" Related Lesson Material
The monitor of my computer is too bright.
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Monitor their viewing and only allow them to watch preapproved programs
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The report was welcomed by the Principal Deputy Chief Monitor of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission Alexander Hug.
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Many are using the #FloodSL hashtag to monitor the impact of the disaster.
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In Dangle’s case, the “mirror” is actually a computer monitor and handheld tablet.
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Parents can use SpineScreen to monitor their children’s spine on a regular basis.
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You may get as creative as possible (example features: GPS, heart-rate monitor or fitness monitor, water resistance, payment application, calendar reminders, step tracking, weather forecast, battery life).
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They hope to get better, more dependable equipment to monitor the movement of planes.
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A small team of people working from Colombia monitor the robot during delivery.
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A radar and a number of video cameras and sensors constantly monitor the road conditions.
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Related Words
monitor
/ˈmɑːnɪtər/
Noun
a screen for displaying information from a computer
monitor
/ˈmɑːnɪtər/
Noun
a device used to watch and record something
monitor performance
Phrase
observation
/ˌɑːbzərˈveɪʃən/
Noun
the action or process of closely monitoring someone or something
watchdog
/ˈwɑːtʃdɔːg/
Noun
a person or organization that monitors the practices of companies, governments, etc.
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