monitor
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British pronunciation
/ˈmɒnɪtə/

英語での「monitor」の定義と意味

Monitor
01

a large tropical carnivorous lizard found in Africa, Asia, and Australia

monitor definition and meaning
example
A monitor can grow several meters in length.
Monitors are often seen in dense tropical forests.
02

electronic equipment that continuously tracks the operation of a system and alerts to potential problems

monitor definition and meaning
example
The nurse watched the heart-rate monitor closely.
A server monitor signals any network failures.
03

画面, モニター

a screen that shows information or images generated by a computer
monitor definition and meaning
example
I prefer a large monitor for graphic design work.
グラフィックデザインの仕事には大きなモニターを好みます。
My eyes get tired after staring at the monitor for a long time.
長時間モニターを見つめた後、目が疲れる。
04

electronic equipment used to observe, check, or measure the quality or content of signals or transmissions

example
The studio monitor reproduces sound accurately for mixing.
A video monitor displays the live feed from the cameras.
05

an ironclad warship constructed by Federal forces during the American Civil War, designed for naval combat

example
The USS Monitor fought the CSS Virginia in 1862.
Monitors were heavily armored but had low profiles.
06

a person who provides warnings or guidance to help others avoid mistakes

example
The safety monitor reminded workers to wear helmets.
She acted as a monitor during the laboratory experiment.
07

someone who supervises an examination to ensure proper conduct

example
The monitor walked between the rows of students.
Monitors ensure exams are taken fairly.
08

監視者, モニター

someone, particularly one with official permission, who carefully checks an activity or process to make sure it is being conducted in a fair or correct way
example
The election monitor ensured that the voting process was free and fair.
選挙監視員は、投票プロセスが自由かつ公正であることを確認しました。
As a safety monitor, she was responsible for checking that all protocols were followed in the lab.
安全監視員として、彼女は実験室で全てのプロトコルが守られているかを確認する責任がありました。
to monitor
01

監視する, モニターする

to keep someone or something under observation, typically for safety or security purposes
Transitive: to monitor sth
to monitor definition and meaning
example
The security guard diligently monitors the surveillance cameras to ensure the safety of the premises.
警備員は施設の安全を確保するために監視カメラを熱心に監視します。
Security cameras are installed throughout the city to monitor public areas for suspicious activity.
不審な行動を監視するために、街中に防犯カメラが設置されています。
02

監視する、モニターする

to carefully check the quality, activity, or changes of something or someone for a period of time
Transitive: to monitor an activity or process
example
Parents often need to monitor their children's online activities to ensure a safe digital environment.
親はしばしば子供のオンライン活動を監視して、安全なデジタル環境を確保する必要があります。
The experienced scientist monitored the project throughout its development.
経験豊富な科学者がプロジェクトの開発を通じてそれを監視しました。
03

監視する, モニターする

to listen to or track signals using a receiver for the purpose of checking the quality of transmission
Transitive: to monitor signals
example
The technician monitored the satellite signals for any interference.
技術者は衛星信号を監視し、干渉がないか確認しました。
Operators constantly monitor the quality of television broadcasts during live events.
オペレーターは、ライブイベント中にテレビ放送の品質を常に監視しています。
04

監視する, 盗聴する

to secretly listen to a phone conversation between individuals in order to gain specific information
Transitive: to monitor a phone conversation
example
The intelligence agency used advanced technology to monitor the suspect's phone calls.
情報機関は、容疑者の電話を監視するために高度な技術を使用しました。
The detectives set up surveillance equipment to monitor phone calls at the suspect's hideout.
探偵たちは容疑者の隠れ家での電話を監視するために監視装置を設置した。
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