monitor
71monitor — (m) (Intermedio) dispositivo que aporta datos visuales o sonoros y que se utiliza para controlar el funcionamiento de un sistema Ejemplos: El director cambió todos los viejos monitores de la oficina por unos de pantalla plana, porque ocupan menos …
72Monitor — 1. Synonym zu ⇡ Bildschirm. – (2.) ⇡ TP Monitor …
73monitor v — A computer store takes inventory to monitor progress, including a disk count …
74monitor — noun 1》 a person or device that monitors something. 2》 a television receiver used in a studio to view the picture being transmitted from a particular camera. ↘a screen which displays an image generated by a computer. ↘a loudspeaker used… …
75Monitor — an independent body set up under the Health and Social Care Act 2003 to authorize, monitor, and regulate foundation trusts …
76monitor — 1. noun 1) monitors covered all entrances Syn: detector, scanner, recorder, sensor, security camera, CCTV 2) UN monitors Syn: observer, watchdog, overseer, supervisor, scrutin …
77monitor — mon•i•tor [[t]ˈmɒn ɪ tər[/t]] n. 1) a student appointed to assist in the conduct of a class or school, as to help keep order 2) a person who admonishes, esp. with reference to conduct 3) something that serves to remind or give warning 4) a device …
78monitor — TV [1:video] Television set without receiving circuitry, wired to camcorder or VCR for display of live or recorded video signals. Most standard TVs have dual function capability as monitor and receiver. [See receiver] [2:audio] Synonymous with… …
79Monitor — /ˈmɒnətə/ (say monuhtuh) noun → Sydney Monitor …
80mónitor — ja m (ọ̑) 1. voj. oklopna rečna ali obalna ladja, oborožena s topovi: potopiti monitor 2. rad. televizijska priprava za kontrolo in spremljanje samo slike na zaslonu: v kabini je več monitorjev …
