watch on

UK
/wɒtʃ ɒn/
US
/wɑtʃ ɑn/
watch onverb
watched on
Past Simple
watched on
Past Participle
watching on
ing-form
UK
/wɒtʃ ɒn/
US
/wɑtʃ ɑn/
Translations
She decided to watch on as the new employees were trained to ensure they understood the procedures.
Elle a décidé de surveiller la formation des nouveaux employés pour s'assurer qu'ils comprenaient les procédures.
Definitions
To observe or monitor something or someone closely, often for a specific purpose or over a period of time.
She decided to watch on as the new employees were trained to ensure they understood the procedures.
Synonyms