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Meanings of supervised in English

Under observation or under the direction of a superintendent or overseer.

Usage of supervised in English
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Patients in the exercise group received 3 mo of supervised exercise training.
Pubmed
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It's nothing serious, just a way of switching off before supervised study.
The Irish Times
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It produces impressive results quickly in a strict and somewhat supervised environment.
Climbing Magazine
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The majority of trials used an aerobic exercise intervention and were supervised.
Pubmed
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He even supervised Mr Trump's private phone conversations, according to some reports.
News.com.au
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He also was sentenced to a year of supervised probation after release.
Reuters
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She said: We just assumed he was being supervised in the bath.
BBC
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It was not a regulated activity which we directly supervised, Turner said.
Reuters
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The Professor supervised every part of the operation with the utmost care.
The Wonder Island Boys: Exploring the Island
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And even in towns with supervised after-parties, some students prefer private parties.
Reuters
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CAFA requires big-money class actions to be supervised by a federal judge.
Reuters
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We investigated the potential of supervised oral HIV self-testing from this perspective.
Pubmed
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The deal will make Nationstar the opening bidder in a court-supervised auction.
Reuters
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It's the report of the field agent who supervised the Webster assassination.
Torch of Freedom
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It includes periodic body measurements and is supervised by a fitness concierge.
Reuters
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The early play of nervous children should be carefully supervised and organized.
The Mother and Her Child
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