el
masculine
/supeɾβiˈsoɾ/
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Translation
supervisor
Word origin
From Medieval Latin supervisor, from supervidere ('to oversee'), formed from super ('over') plus videre ('to see').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- supervisor
- English cognates
- supervisor, supervise, vision
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralsupervisores
Examples
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The supervisor checks the work of the whole team.
algún .
Speak to your supervisor if you have any problem.
supervisora .
The supervisor approved the staff's holidays.
exigente horarios.
The new supervisor is very strict about the timetable.
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Who is the supervisor of the night shift?
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