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• Describe una actividad o proceso que se realiza bajo la dirección o control de una persona autorizada o responsable.

Describes an activity or process that is done under the guidance or control of a person in authority.

1. Monitored or overseenB2formal

   Being watched over or directed by someone in authority to ensure proper behavior or performance.

   supervisado

   • The children played in the supervised playground.
   • All experiments were conducted in a supervised laboratory.
   • The supervised visit allowed the family to meet safely.

   Sinónimoscontrolleddirectedguidedregulated

   Antónimosindependentunsupervised

2. Guided learningB2formal

   Involving instruction or guidance from a teacher or expert.

   supervisado (aprendizaje guiado)

   • The course includes supervised practice sessions.
   • Students benefit from supervised study groups.
   • Supervised training helps beginners learn proper techniques.

   Sinónimosdirectedguided

   Antónimosautonomousindependentself-directedunsupervised

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de vigilar, dirigir o gestionar el trabajo o la actividad de otras personas para asegurar que se haga correctamente.

A verb used to indicate the act of overseeing, directing, or managing the work or activities of others to ensure proper execution.

1. Oversee work or activityB1formal

   To watch over and direct the work or activities of others to ensure they are done correctly.

   Supervisar

   • The manager supervises a team of ten employees.
   • She was hired to supervise the construction project.
   • Teachers supervise students during the exam.

   Sinónimosadministercontrolcoordinatedirectguideinspectmanagemonitoroverseesuperintend

2. Manage or controlB2formal

   To be in charge of a process, operation, or event.

   supervisar, dirigir

   • He supervises the daily operations of the factory.
   • The committee supervises the distribution of funds.
   • A senior engineer supervises the testing phase.

   Sinónimosadministerconductcontroldirectmanageoverseerunsuperintend

   Antónimosabandonignoremismanageneglect