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Meanings of surveil in English

Catalan
vigilar
Spanish
vigilar

Keep under surveillance.

        vigilar
        Usage of surveil in English
        1
        Crude tracking devices are widely used by law enforcement agencies to surveil suspects.
        Wired
        2
        So you have to surveil them a long time.
        Reuters
        3
        They had been approved only to surveil Suffolk, nothing else, but the surveillance wasn't producing.
        The athena project: a thriller
        4
        This was particularly important to the East German government, as the Stasi could easily surveil tenants.
        Wired
        5
        By muddying your online identity, advertisers can't accurately target you, and authorities can't accurately surveil you.
        Wired
        6
        The outcome o that vote will have massive repercussions on the NSA's ability to surveil us.
        Wired
        7
        You want me to surveil Hamilton some more?
        Calamity jayne
        8
        Permission to surveil the subject, though, was authorized, and Pence and Matthews had been given the job.
        The athena project: a thriller
        9
        The documented power of the US government to monitor and surveil internet communications is already unfathomably massive.
        The Guardian
        10
        The other was to surveil it and see if any lights came on once it got dark.
        The bricklayer
        11
        Our attempts to surveil Imperial activities related to this matter have resulted in the loss of several operatives.
        Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
        12
        The analytics made salient the ways my friends and acquaintances surveil one another on Instagram all the time.
        Wired
        13
        Our criminal law exists, our crime of terrorism exists, our police have powers to surveil people, she told Morning Report.
        Radio NZ
        14
        ISPs know our identities, and their position gives them the technical capacity to surveil users in ways that others cannot.
        Wired
        15
        The memo's central claim is that the FBI omitted context in its application to surveil the Trump adviser, Carter Page.
        The Guardian
        16
        Controversial legislation that would allow the Government's spy agency to legally surveil New Zealanders is a step closer to becoming law.
        Radio NZ
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        Surveil through the time