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1 supervise
supervise [ˈsu:pəvaɪz][+ person, worker] être le supérieur hiérarchique de ; [+ department, research] diriger ; [+ work] superviser ; [+ exam] surveiller* * *['suːpəvaɪz, 'sjuː-] 1.transitive verb1) ( watch over) superviser [activity, staff, student, work]; surveiller [child, patient]; diriger [thesis]2) ( control) diriger2.intransitive verb [supervisor] superviser; [doctor, parent] surveiller; [manager] diriger -
2 supervise
supervise, [transcription]["sju ;-"]A vtr1 ( watch over) superviser [activity, area, staff, student, work] ; surveiller [child, patient] ; diriger [thesis] ;2 ( control) diriger [department, investigation, project].B vi [supervisor] superviser ; [doctor, parent] surveiller ; [manager] diriger. -
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4 supervise
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5 supervise
(to direct, control or be in charge of (work, workers etc): She supervises the typists.) diriger- supervisor -
6 to supervise
encadrer; superviser; surveiller; contrôlerEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to supervise
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7 TLAHTOA
tlahtoa > tlahtoh.*\TLAHTOA v.i.,1.\TLAHTOA parler." tlahtoah in têuctlahtohqueh ", les juges parlent. Sah2,106."in oncân tlahtoâyah têuctlahtohqueh". là où parlaient les juges - where spoke the jugos. Sah3,42." îtechpa tlahtoah in octli ", ils parlent à propos du pulque. Sah2,106." zan niman avâc nâhuati ayâc tlahtoa ", absolument personne ne parle à haute voix, personne ne parle - niemand spricht laut, niemand spricht (überhaupt). Sah 1927, 175." necoc titlahtoa ", tu as un double langage. Launey Introd 294." necoc tlahtoa, necoc têneh ", il a un double langage, un double discours - he spoke falsely, was a tale bearer. Sah11,79." huel xitlahto ", parle bien. Sah6,130.2.\TLAHTOA chanter, en parlant des oiseaux.Est dit du moqueur à bec courbe, cuitlacochin. Sah2,45." nâppa, mâcuîlpa in tlahtoa ceyohual ", il chante quatre ou cinq fois par nuit.Est dit du rousserolle vermillon. Sah11,47." in tônalco ahmo tlahtoa, ahmo tzahtzi. ahmo cuîca ", durant la saison sèche il ne chante pas, il n'élève pas la voix, il ne chante pas. Est dit de l'oiseau cuitlacochin. Sah11,52." ahmo tlahtoa in tônalco. zan ihcuâc in xôpan ". il ne chante pas durant la saison des grandes chaleurs, il ne chante que quand il pleut. Est dit de l'oiseau centzontlahtôleh. Sah11,52." ceyohual in tlahtoa ", il chante toutes les nuits. Est dit de l'oiseau centzontlahtôleh. Sah11.52." inic tlahtoa cencah tzahtzi, chachalaca ", quand il chante, il crie fort, il jacasse - when it sings. it cries out much, it warbles. Est dit de l'oiseau chiquimolin. Sah11,52." in quêmman tlahtôz cuîcuîtzcatl ", le moment où l'hirondelle chantera. Sah2,170 - c'est à dire l'aube.3.\TLAHTOA régner, gouverner, superviser (construit avec un locatif)." îpan nitlahtoa ", j'ai la charge de ceci. je suis responsable de ceci, je le supervise.R. Andrews Introd 443."in îpan tlahtoâyah in tiyanquiztli", ils avaient la charge du marché. Sah8,67."îpan tlahtoâyah in mâcêhualli", ils supervisaient le menu peupleEst dit des chefs de marchands. pôchtêcatlahtohqueh. Sah9.24." mochi îpan tlahtoa ", il supervise tout. Sah2,207.Form: sur ihtoa. -
8 генеральный подрядчик по проектированию
Dictionnaire russe-français universel > генеральный подрядчик по проектированию
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9 TLAHUIZTECA
tlahuiztêca > tlahuiztêca-.*\TLAHUIZTECA v.i., distribuer les armes."tlahuiztêca, tlahuiztlahtoa", il distribue, il supervise les insignes honorifiques - he distributes, he supervises the arms. Est dit du tlâcatêccatl tlacochcalcatl. Sah10,24.Form: sur têca, morph.incorp. tlahuiz-tli -
10 TLAHUIZTLAHTOA
tlahuiztlahtoa > tlahuiztlahtoh.*\TLAHUIZTLAHTOA v.i., superviser les armes."tlahuizteca, tlahuiztlahtoa", il distribue, il supervise les insignes honorifiques - he distributes, he supervises the arms. Est dit du tlâcatêccatl tlacochcalcatl. Sah10,24.Form: sur tlahtoa, morph.incorp. tlahuiz-tli.Dictionnaire de la langue nahuatl classique > TLAHUIZTLAHTOA
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11 أشرف على
surveiller; supervisé; plonger; planer; dominer; diriger; contrôler -
12 راقب
surveiller; superviser; supervisé; pointeuse; pointeur; pointer; observer; observé; manager; inspecter; inspecté; guetter; espionner; épier; contrôler; censurer -
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surveillant; superviseur; supervisé; prévôt; pointeau; observatrice; observateur; inspectrice; inspecteur; guetteur; guettée; guetté; épieuse; épieur; contrôleuse; contrôleur; contrôlée; contrôlé; censeur; argus; vigie; surveillée; surveillé; surveillante -
14 Job
job [dʒɒb]1. nouna. ( = piece of work) travail m• we could have done a far better job of running the project than they have on aurait pu gérer ce projet beaucoup mieux qu'euxb. ( = employment) emploi m• 7,000 jobs lost 7 000 suppressions d'emploisc. ( = duty) travail md. ( = state of affairs) it's a good job he managed to meet you c'est une chance qu'il ait pu vous rencontrer• and a good job too! à la bonne heure !e. ( = difficult time) to have a job to do sth avoir du mal à faire qch• you'll have a job to convince him! vous aurez du mal à le convaincre !2. compounds* * *[dʒəʊb]proper noun Bible Job•• -
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job [dʒɒb]1. nouna. ( = piece of work) travail m• we could have done a far better job of running the project than they have on aurait pu gérer ce projet beaucoup mieux qu'euxb. ( = employment) emploi m• 7,000 jobs lost 7 000 suppressions d'emploisc. ( = duty) travail md. ( = state of affairs) it's a good job he managed to meet you c'est une chance qu'il ait pu vous rencontrer• and a good job too! à la bonne heure !e. ( = difficult time) to have a job to do sth avoir du mal à faire qch• you'll have a job to convince him! vous aurez du mal à le convaincre !2. compounds* * *[dʒɒb] 1.1) ( employment) emploi m; ( post) poste m2) ( rôle) fonction f3) ( duty) travail m4) ( task) travail m5) ( assignment) tâche f6) ( result of work)7) (colloq) ( difficult activity)a real job —
quite a job — toute une affaire (colloq) (to do, doing de faire)
8) (colloq) (crime, theft) coup (colloq) m9) Computing job (colloq) m2.noun modifier [ advert, offer] d'emploi; [ analysis] de poste; [ pages] des emplois; [ creation] d'emplois••(and a) good job too! — GB et c'est une bonne chose!
it's a good job that — GB heureusement que
jobs for the boys — des planques (colloq) pour les copains
on the job — ( working) au travail
to do the job — fig faire l'affaire
to give something up as a bad job — GB laisser tomber quelque chose
to make the best of a bad job — GB faire contre mauvaise fortune bon cœur
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16 invigilate
[in'vi‹ileit](to supervise students while they are doing an examination: I am going to invigilate (the candidates) (at) the English exam.) surveiller- invigilator -
17 mind
1.(the power by which one thinks etc; the intelligence or understanding: The child already has the mind of an adult.) esprit, intelligence2. verb1) (to look after or supervise (eg a child): mind the baby.) surveiller2) (to be upset by; to object to: You must try not to mind when he criticizes your work.) être dérangé, se refuser (à)3) (to be careful of: Mind (= be careful not to trip over) the step!) prendre garde (à)4) (to pay attention to or obey: You should mind your parents' words/advice.) prêter attention (à)3. interjection(be careful!: Mind! There's a car coming!) attention- - minded- mindful - mindless - mindlessly - mindlessness - mindreader - at/in the back of one's mind - change one's mind - be out of one's mind - do you mind! - have a good mind to - have half a mind to - have a mind to - in one's mind's eye - in one's right mind - keep one's mind on - know one's own mind - make up one's mind - mind one's own business - never mind - on one's mind - put someone in mind of - put in mind of - speak one's mind - take/keep one's mind off - to my mind -
18 oversee
[əuvə'si:]past tense - oversaw; verb(to supervise: He oversees production at the factory.) surveiller- overseer -
19 stand over
(to supervise closely: I have to stand over him to make him do his schoolwork.) surveiller -
20 superintend
[su:pərin'tend](to supervise: An adult should be present to superintend the children's activities.) surveiller- superintendent
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