supervise
verbUK /ˈsuːpəvaɪz/
US /ˈsuːpərvaɪz/
To watch over people or work to make sure everything is done right.
The teacher will supervise the children during lunch.
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2. To be in charge of a place or activity and make sure rules are followed.
A lifeguard supervises the pool to keep swimmers safe.
3. To direct and check the work of other people.
She supervises a team of five workers at the factory.
4. To watch a test or exam to make sure no one cheats.
Two teachers will supervise the final exam.