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overseen

UK
/ˌəʊvəˈsiːn/
US
/ˌoʊvərˈsin/

Translations

overseenverb
overseen
Past Participle
superviséParticipe passé de superviser.
The construction was overseen by a certified engineer.
La construction a été supervisée par un ingénieur certifié.
overseenpast participle
superviséParticipe passé employé comme adjectif.
The overseen documents were stored in a secure archive.
Les documents supervisés ont été conservés dans une archive sécurisée.
overseeverb

overseen

Past Participle

oversaw
Past Simple
overseen
Past Participle
overseeing
Gerund
UK
/ˌəʊvəˈsiː/
US
/ˌoʊvərˈsi/
superviserEmploi courant : diriger et contrôler le déroulement d’un travail, d’un projet ou d’une équipe.
She was hired to oversee the construction of the new office building.
Elle a été engagée pour superviser la construction du nouveau bâtiment de bureaux.
Additional translations
négligerSens vieilli : ne pas remarquer, laisser échapper par inattention.
Synonyms
manage
conduct
regulate
guide
monitor
control
administer
direct
supervise

Definitions

overseenverb
Past participle of oversee.
The construction was overseen by a certified engineer.
overseenpast participle
Supervised; subject to oversight.
The overseen documents were stored in a secure archive.
overseeverb
To supervise or manage a task, project, or group of people to ensure that it is done correctly.
She was hired to oversee the construction of the new office building.
To watch over and direct the work of others, ensuring compliance with standards or regulations.
The manager will oversee the implementation of the new safety protocols.
(archaic) To overlook or fail to notice; to miss through inattention.
In his rush to publish, the editor oversaw several glaring mistakes.
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