CEFR C1

oversee

verb

Meaning

To supervise and direct a project, task, or group of people, ensuring that work is done correctly and efficiently.

Examples

The CEO will oversee the company's expansion into new markets.
She was appointed to oversee the implementation of the new software.

Synonyms: manage, supervise, direct, govern, preside

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oversee (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌoʊvərˈsiː/

Definition

To supervise and direct a project, task, or group of people, ensuring that work is done correctly and efficiently.

Examples

The CEO will oversee the company's expansion into new markets.
She was appointed to oversee the implementation of the new software.
A senior engineer was assigned to oversee the safety procedures on the construction site.

How to Use oversee

oversee a project (collocation): To be in charge of and direct a specific undertaking or plan. — "The architect will oversee the construction of the new library."
oversee operations (collocation): To supervise the day-to-day activities and functioning of a business or organization. — "The operations manager will oversee all factory operations."
oversee a team (collocation): To manage and guide a group of people working together. — "The department head will oversee the team responsible for marketing."

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