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supervisor n.监督人；主管人；管理人；督学；检查员；导师 (1) 如果仍想查看该站点,必须输入监督人密码。(2) 作为她二年来的直接领导，我可以说她是一位优秀的秘书。(3) 领导总是让刚开始工作的新职员值夜班。(4) 我们派了一名监管去指导新工作人员的工作。(5) 他说我太轻浮不能成为一名好的管理员。(6) 大学生们把文章交给导师审阅。 To supervise means to oversee, so a supervisor is someone whose job it is to oversee everyone else as they work. If you're the supervisor of a big kitchen, you probably won't spend time chopping onions, but instead wander around making sure everyone has their hair back and is using the right ingredients and working quickly. Sometimes in very complex problems, a whole organization can be a supervisor, like a city department that oversees the police.

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英 ['suːpəvaɪzə(r)] 美 ['suːpərvaɪzər] (1) If you still want to see this site, someone must type in the supervisor password.(2) As her immediate supervisor for the last two years, I can state that she is a very good secretary.(3) The supervisor always start his new employee on the lobster shift.(4) We set a supervisor over the new workers.(5) He said I was too flighty to be a good supervisor.(6) The university students handed in their essays to their supervisor. A supervisor is the person in charge at your job, who monitors you as you work. Your supervisor prepared you for the world of sneaker sales, and makes sure you don't give them away free to your friends. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词](尤指工人或学生的)管理者，监督者，指导者 A supervisor is a person who supervises activities or people, especially workers or students. ...a full-time job as a supervisor at a factory...在一家工厂担任主管的全职工作Each student has a supervisor to advise on the writing of the dissertation.每个学生都有导师指导他们写论文。

英语单词	supervisor
英美音标	英 ['suːpəvaɪzə(r)] 美 ['suːpərvaɪzər]
中文释义	n.监督人；主管人；管理人；督学；检查员；导师
英语例句	(1) If you still want to see this site, someone must type in the supervisor password. (2) As her immediate supervisor for the last two years, I can state that she is a very good secretary. (3) The supervisor always start his new employee on the lobster shift. (4) We set a supervisor over the new workers. (5) He said I was too flighty to be a good supervisor. (6) The university students handed in their essays to their supervisor.
中文例句	(1) 如果仍想查看该站点,必须输入监督人密码。 (2) 作为她二年来的直接领导，我可以说她是一位优秀的秘书。 (3) 领导总是让刚开始工作的新职员值夜班。 (4) 我们派了一名监管去指导新工作人员的工作。 (5) 他说我太轻浮不能成为一名好的管理员。 (6) 大学生们把文章交给导师审阅。
vocabulary简明	A supervisor is the person in charge at your job, who monitors you as you work. Your supervisor prepared you for the world of sneaker sales, and makes sure you don't give them away free to your friends.
vocabulary扩展	To supervise means to oversee, so a supervisor is someone whose job it is to oversee everyone else as they work. If you're the supervisor of a big kitchen, you probably won't spend time chopping onions, but instead wander around making sure everyone has their hair back and is using the right ingredients and working quickly. Sometimes in very complex problems, a whole organization can be a supervisor, like a city department that oversees the police.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词](尤指工人或学生的)管理者，监督者，指导者 A supervisor is a person who supervises activities or people, especially workers or students. ...a full-time job as a supervisor at a factory... 在一家工厂担任主管的全职工作 Each student has a supervisor to advise on the writing of the dissertation. 每个学生都有导师指导他们写论文。

Supervisor I Good Person Work Job 英 Suːpəvaɪzə(R)] 美