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1 beaufsichtigen
v/t supervise; (Kind) look after, mind; (Häftlinge) supervise, have charge of; (Prüfung) invigilate, supervise; die Kinder bei i-n Hausaufgaben beaufsichtigen supervise the children’s homework; jemanden bei der Arbeit beaufsichtigen supervise ( oder keep an eye on umg.) s.o.’s work* * *to superintend; to oversee; to inspect; to overlook; to supervise* * *be|auf|sich|ti|gen [bə'|aufzIçtɪgn] ptp beaufsichtigtvtArbeit, Bau to supervise; Klasse, Schüler, Häftlinge auch to keep under supervision; Kind to mind (Brit), to look after; Prüfung to invigilate atjdn bei einer Arbeit/beim Arbeiten beáúfsichtigen — to supervise sb's work/sb working
staatlich beaufsichtigt — state-controlled, under state control
* * *1) (to supervise closely: I have to stand over him to make him do his schoolwork.) stand over2) (to supervise: An adult should be present to superintend the children's activities.) superintend* * *be·auf·sich·ti·gen *[bəˈʔaufzɪçtɪgn̩]vt▪ jdn/etw \beaufsichtigen to supervise sb/sthKinder \beaufsichtigen to mind [or look after] childreneine Prüfung \beaufsichtigen to invigilate [or AM proctor] an exam* * *transitives Verb supervise; mind, look after < child>* * *beaufsichtigen v/t supervise; (Kind) look after, mind; (Häftlinge) supervise, have charge of; (Prüfung) invigilate, supervise;die Kinder bei i-n Hausaufgaben beaufsichtigen supervise the children’s homework;* * *transitives Verb supervise; mind, look after < child>* * *(Prüfung) v.to invigilate v. v.to oversee v.(§ p.,p.p.: oversaw, overseen)to proctor v.to superintend v.to supervise v. -
2 überwachen
überwachen v 1. COMP, FIN monitor; 2. GEN monitor, supervise, survey; 3. MGT, PERS monitor, control, supervise; 4. LOGIS, V&M control, monitor* * *v 1. <Comp, Finanz> monitor; 2. < Geschäft> monitor, supervise, survey; 3. <Mgmnt, Person> monitor, supervise; 4. <Transp, V&M> control, monitor* * *überwachen
to supervise, to superintend, to overlook, to control, (Detektiv) to shadow, (Nachrichtenverbindungen) to monitor, (Polizei) to safeguard;
• Grenze überwachen to monitor the border;
• Konten überwachen to control (audit) accounts;
• Preisanstieg überwachen to police the price increase;
• Schiffsbau überwachen to superintend the building of a ship;
• Spesen genauestens überwachen to keep a strict account of expenses. -
3 Aufsicht
Aufsicht f 1. GEN care, supervision; 2. MGT, PERS supervision, inspection; supervisor, person in charge; 3. WIWI control • die Aufsicht führen, die Aufsicht haben BIL, GEN be on duty, be in charge • unter ärztlicher Aufsicht PERS, SOZ under medical supervision • unter Aufsicht der Behörden POL government-regulated • unter behördlicher Aufsicht POL government-regulated* * *f 1. < Geschäft> care, supervision; 2. <Mgmnt, Person> supervision, inspection; 3. <Vw> control ■ unter Aufsicht der Behörden < Pol> government-regulated ■ unter behördlicher Aufsicht < Pol> government-regulated* * *Aufsicht
oversight, inspection, control, running, (Obhut) charge, custody, (Vormund) tutorage;
• unter Aufsicht under control;
• unter gesundheitspolizeilicher Aufsicht under sanitary inspection;
• unter staatlicher Aufsicht state (government) controlled;
• in Form der Beratung ausgeübte Aufsicht consultative supervision;
• innerbetriebliche (interne) Aufsicht internal control;
• staatliche Aufsicht state control;
• Aufsicht im Laden shopwalker (Br.), floorwalker (US);
• Aufsicht führend in control, controlling, superintendent, supervisory, regulatory;
• elterliche Aufsicht gemeinsam ausüben to exercise joint parental custody;
• seine Aufsicht mangelhaft ausüben to be negligent in one’s supervision;
• j. mit der Aufsicht von etw. betreuen to give s. o. the charge of s. th.;
• Aufsicht führen to control, to superintend;
• unter Aufsicht stehen (Geisteskranker) to be under restraint;
• unter polizeilicher Aufsicht stehen to be under police surveillance;
• Aufsicht über etw. übernehmen to take charge of s. th. -
4 beaufsichtigen
beaufsichtigen v GEN, MGT, PERS supervise, oversee, control, inspect, monitor (Produktion, Arbeitsgang)* * *v <Geschäft, Mgmnt, Person> Produktion, Arbeitsgang supervise, oversee, control, inspect, monitor* * *beaufsichtigen
to supervise, to superintend, to control, to direct, to manage;
• Arbeiten beaufsichtigen to overlook the work;
• Arbeitskräfte beaufsichtigen to direct workmen. -
5 Briefpost
Briefpost f KOMM first-class mail, regular mail; (infrml) snail mail, s-mail* * *f < Komm> first-class mail* * *Briefpost
letter post (Br.), first mail (US), [first-class] mail matter (US);
• gewöhnliche (normale) Briefpost penny post, surface letters (Br.);
• Briefpost und Paketpost postal matter;
• beim Öffnen der Briefpost anwesend sein to superintend the opening of the letters;
• Briefpostsendungen surface mail (Br.). -
6 führen
führen v 1. COMP keep (Akten, Aufzeichnungen); 2. GEN lead (leiten); keep (Akten, Aufzeichnungen); 3. MGT manage; 4. RW keep (Akten, Aufzeichnungen); stock (Waren)* * *v 1. < Comp> Akten, Aufzeichnungen keep; 2. < Geschäft> leiten lead, Akten, Aufzeichnungen keep; 3. < Mgmnt> manage; 4. < Rechnung> Akten, Aufzeichnungen keep, Waren stock* * *führen
(begleiten) to conduct, (leiten) to lead, to guide, to direct, to manage, to operate (US);
• Artikel führen to have (keep) an article in stock, to deal in an article;
• Artikel nicht führen not to stock (be out of) an article;
• Aufsicht führen to supervise, to superintend;
• Beschwerde führen to lay a complaint;
• Besprechungen führen to hold a conference;
• zu einer konjunkturellen Blütezeit führen to usher in a period of prosperity;
• zu einem Börsenkrach führen to bring about a crash at the stock exchange;
• zu einer konjunkturellen Blütezeit führen to usher in a period of prosperity;
• Bücher führen to keep the books;
• in den Büchern führen to carry in the books;
• j. durch die Fabrik führen to show s. o. over the factory;
• Fahrzeug führen to drive a car;
• Geschäft führen to carry on (ply) a trade, to run a shop, to preside over a business;
• Haushalt führen to keep (run s. one’s) house;
• Kasse führen to be in charge of the cash;
• Kennzeichen führen to carry a registration number;
• Konten führen to keep accounts;
• Konto bei einer Bank führen to have an account with a bank;
• Korrespondenz führen to conduct a correspondence;
• zu Kurssteigerungen führen to carry to higher prices (levels);
• zu Missbräuchen führen to give rise to abuse;
• Protokoll führen to keep the minutes;
• keine Übergrößen führen not to stock outsizes;
• Verhandlungen führen to carry on (conduct) negotiations;
• Verhandlungen führen und abschließen to transact negotiations;
• Verzeichnis führen to keep a list;
• Vorsitz führen to be in the chair;
• Ware[n] führen to have goods on stock, to stock (keep) goods. -
7 leiten
leiten v 1. GEN be in charge of, lead, manage; 2. MGT manage; direct (Organisation); 3. RECHT head (Untersuchung); 4. LOGIS route* * *v 1. < Geschäft> be in charge of, lead, manage; 2. < Mgmnt> manage, Organisation direct; 3. < Recht> Untersuchung head; 4. < Transp> route* * *leiten
to lead, to guide, to master, to head, to steer, to direct, (beaufsichtigen) to control, to superintend, (Betrieb) to manage, to run, to conduct, to operate (US), to be in charge of, (Staat) to govern, (Verkehr) to route, (verwalten) to administer, to administrate;
• mehrere Abteilungen leiten to have control of several departments;
• an die falsche Adresse leiten to pass on to the wrong address;
• Betrieb leiten to manage the business;
• Delegation leiten to head a delegation;
• Fabrik leiten to operate (run) a factory;
• Frachtsendungen leiten to route shipments;
• Gerichtsverhandlung leiten to hold a court, to try a case;
• Sitzung leiten to preside at a conference, to run a meeting (coll.);
• Unternehmen nach gesunden finanzpolitischen Grundsätzen leiten to run an organization on a sound financial basis;
• Untersuchung leiten to be in charge of an investigation;
• Verhandlungen leiten to conduct negotiations;
• Versammlung leiten to preside over a meeting, to be in the chair;
• in die Wege leiten to set on foot, to initiate. -
8 verwalten
verwalten v GEN, MGT, POL, RECHT administer, manage* * *v <Geschäft, Mgmnt, Pol, Recht> administer, manage* * *verwalten
to administer, to administrate (US), to govern, (Betrieb) to manage, to conduct, to direct, to operate (US), to control, to run, (Feindvermögen) to sequester, (überwachen) to superintend, to supervise, to control;
• Amt verwalten to hold (execute, serve) an office;
• Anderkonto verwalten to hold a client's money (Br.);
• Depots verwalten to administer custodianship (US) (safe-custody, Br.) accounts;
• Effekten verwalten to assume safe custody (Br.) (custodianship, US);
• Geld verwalten to appropriate money;
• Haus verwalten to manage a house, (Hausmeister) to janitor for (US) (be caretaker of) a house;
• Kasse verwalten to keep the cash;
• Konkursmasse zugunsten der Gläubiger verwalten to administer an estate [for the benefit of the creditors];
• Konto verwalten to carry an account;
• Nachlass verwalten to administer upon an estate;
• schlecht verwalten to maladminister, to mismanage, to misgovern, to misconduct;
• treuhänderisch verwalten to act as trustee, to hold in trust;
• jds. Vermögen verwalten to act as trustee for s. one’s property, to be in charge of s. one’s estate. -
9 überwachen
v/t (untr., hat) (beaufsichtigen) supervise; polizeilich: keep under surveillance; MED., wissenschaftlich: observe; TV, FUNK. monitor; EDV monitor; den Verkehr / Kassenraum überwachen monitor the traffic / counter hall; die Tankstelle wird mit Videokameras überwacht (video) surveillance cameras are used to monitor the petrol (Am. gas) station* * *to supervise; to watch; to check up on; to oversee; to audit; to control; to verify; to look after; to monitor; to superintend* * *über|wạ|chen [yːbɐ'vaxn] ptp überwa\#chtvt insep(= kontrollieren) to supervise; (= beobachten) to keep a watch on, to observe; Verdächtigen to keep under surveillance, to keep a watch on, to watch; (auf Monitor, mit Radar, fig) to monitor* * *1) (to supervise: He oversees production at the factory.) oversee2) (to supply (a place) with police: We cannot police the whole area.) police* * *über·wa·chen *[y:bɐˈva:xn̩]vt▪ jdn/etw \überwachen to keep sb/sth under surveillance, to keep a watch on [or to watch] sb/sthjdn/etw rund um die Uhr \überwachen to keep sb/sth under 24-hour surveillancejdn/etw genau \überwachen to keep a careful eye on sb/sthjds Telefon \überwachen to monitor sb's calls, to bug sb's telephone* * *transitives Verb watch, keep under surveillance <suspect, agent, area, etc.>; supervise <factory, workers, process>; control < traffic>; monitor <progress, production process, experiment, patient>* * *überwachen v/t (untrennb, hat) (beaufsichtigen) supervise; polizeilich: keep under surveillance; MED, wissenschaftlich: observe; TV, RADIO monitor; IT monitor;den Verkehr/Kassenraum überwachen monitor the traffic/counter hall;die Tankstelle wird mit Videokameras überwacht (video) surveillance cameras are used to monitor the petrol (US gas) station* * *transitives Verb watch, keep under surveillance <suspect, agent, area, etc.>; supervise <factory, workers, process>; control < traffic>; monitor <progress, production process, experiment, patient>* * *v.to monitor v.to observe v.to overlook v.to oversee v.(§ p.,p.p.: oversaw, overseen)to watch v. -
10 beaufsichtigen
vt <tech.allg> (Anlagen; Maschinen, Prozesse) ■ attend vt -
11 überwachen
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12 Aufsicht führen
Aufsicht führen
to control, to superintend -
13 Schiffsbau überwachen
Schiffsbau überwachen
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14 beim Öffnen der Briefpost anwesend sein
beim Öffnen der Briefpost anwesend sein
to superintend the opening of the lettersBusiness german-english dictionary > beim Öffnen der Briefpost anwesend sein
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16 beaufsichtigen
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