Noun
/su.peɾ.viˈsoɾ/
The word "supervisor" in Spanish refers to a person who oversees and manages the work of others, typically in a professional or organizational context. In medicine, a supervisor may be someone who oversees clinical activities, training, or research projects.
"Supervisor" is commonly used in both oral and written contexts, such as in professional communications, job descriptions, and academic settings. It consistently appears across various industries, making it a frequently encountered term.
El supervisor siempre está pendiente de que todos cumplan con sus tareas. The supervisor is always attentive to ensuring that everyone fulfills their tasks.
Necesitamos un supervisor que pueda organizar el trabajo del equipo. We need a supervisor who can organize the team's work.
El supervisor de la sala de urgencias es muy eficiente en su trabajo. The emergency room supervisor is very efficient in their work.
While "supervisor" may not form many idiomatic expressions by itself, it is often used in phrases related to leadership and oversight.
The project was carried out under the supervision of an expert.
Estar a las órdenes de un supervisor
The new employees are at the supervisor's orders, who will teach them everything necessary.
Actuar con supervisión
It’s important to act under supervision in any medical procedure.
Supervisar de cerca
The term "supervisor" derives from the Latin "supervisorem," which comes from "supervidere," meaning "to oversee." The prefix "super-" means "above" or "over," referring to the supervisory role of being in a position of authority over others.
Synonyms: - Encargado - Coordinador - Jefe
Antonyms: - Subordinado - Empleado - Aprendiz