supervisor
51supervisor call instruction — noun an instruction that interrupts the program being executed and passes control to the supervisor • Syn: ↑system call • Hypernyms: ↑call …
52supervisor — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from supervidēre Date: 15th century one that supervises; especially an administrative officer in charge of a business, government, or school unit or operation • supervisory adjective …
53supervisor — noun A person with the official task of overseeing the work of a person or group …
54supervisor — su·per·vis·or (sooґpər vīz″ər) an individual who oversees the activities of others, such as a nurse who oversees the nursing activities in a specific ward or department of a hospital …
55supervisor — Economía. Persona encargada de vigilar el correcto funcionamiento de un grupo reducido de personas. En general se utiliza para trabajos mecánicos o repetitivos de empleados, y no para obreros (capataz). Sinónimo de jefe de equipo o de sección. El …
56supervisor — su|per|vi|sor Mot Agut Nom masculí …
57supervisor — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. director, superintendent, executive; see administrator . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. boss, overseer, manager, director, superintendent, head, administrator, quarterback, commander, guide, regulator, *whip, *CEO, chief …
58Supervisor — Su|per|vi|sor 〈[sjupə(r)vaızə(r)] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: 〉 1. 〈EDV〉 den Ablauf eines Betriebssystems lenkendes Hauptsteuerprogramm 2. 〈Wirtsch.〉 jmd., der Leistungskontrollen durchführt, Aufsichtführender 3. jmd., der eine Supervision (2) leitet [Etym …
59supervisor — su|per|vi|sor [ˈsu:pəvaızə US pərvaızər] n 1.) someone who supervises a person or activity 2.) AmE someone who is a member of the city, ↑county etc government in some parts of the US >supervisory [ˈsu:pəvaızəri US ˌsu:pərˈvaızəri] adj ▪ I had… …
60supervisor — su|per|vi|sor [ supər,vaızər ] noun count * 1. ) someone who is in charge of an activity, a place, or a group of people such as workers or students 2. ) someone who is an elected member of the city or COUNTY government in some parts of the U.S …
