Monitorear (en. Monitor)

/mo.ni.to.reˈaɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Watch or supervise the progress or state of something.

The doctor is going to monitor the patient's recovery.

El médico va a monitorear la recuperación del paciente.

Record and analyze data from a system or process.

Engineers must monitor the software performance.

Los ingenieros deben monitorear el rendimiento del software.

Closely following an activity or event.

The police monitor traffic in the area.

La policía monitorea el tráfico en la zona.

From the English 'monitor', which means 'to watch' or 'to supervise'.

monitor the status

Supervise how a situation or object is.

monitorear el estado

monitor the performance

Assess the performance of an individual or system.

monitorear el rendimiento

monitor health

Closely follow the physical or mental well-being of a person.

monitorear la salud

monitoring

The act of observing and recording information about a process or situation.

monitoreo

monitor

Device or person that observes and controls a system.

monitor

supervision

Action of watching or supervising.

supervisión

Keep an eye on something.

I’m going to monitor that project, so stay alert.

Voy a monitorear ese proyecto, así que mantente alerta.

Be aware.

I always monitor social media to see what’s happening.

Siempre monitoreo las redes sociales para ver lo que sucede.