invigilate [ɪnˈvɪdʒɪleɪt] ГЛ. перех. брит., австрал. (in exam)
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Tutors come in and out to help the swimmers with studies and even invigilate when exams have to be taken.
www.swimvortex.com Shareholders have only a short-term interest in banks as they constantly buy or sell shares to make short-term profits, and can't invigilate mega corporations.
theconversation.com They've got to look at the stuff that's going up on their sites, they've got to take steps to invigilate it, to take it down where they can.
www.express.co.uk But not all of them do so, and this has proved very hard to invigilate.
www.dailymail.co.uk That they held opinions abominable to those of us who tirelessly invigilate the political niceties goes without saying.
www.independent.co.uk