Word: monitors

Category: monitors

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Related words: monitors

monitor, dual monitors, computer monitors, best monitors, two monitors, multiple monitors, dell monitors, 3 monitors, studio monitors, heart monitors, asus monitors, hdmi monitors, gaming monitors, in ear monitors, led monitors, ear monitors, laptop monitors

Synonyms: monitors

detector, scanner, recorder, listening device, security camera, observer, watchdog, overseer, supervisor, screen, flat screen, video display terminal, VDT, proctor, admonisher, reminder, varan, monitor lizard

Translations: monitors

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spanish
Translations:
monitores, los monitores, monitores de, los monitores de, observadores
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german
Translations:
überwacht, monitore, Monitore, Bildschirme, Monitoren
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french
Translations:
moniteurs, écrans, les moniteurs, surveille, des moniteurs
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italian
Translations:
monitor, i monitor, monitor di, controlla
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portuguese
Translations:
monitores, Os monitores, monitores de, monitora, monitor
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dutch
Translations:
monitoren, beeldschermen, bewaakt
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russian
Translations:
мониторы, мониторов, контролирует, наблюдатели, отслеживает
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norwegian
Translations:
skjermer, monitorer, overvåker
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swedish
Translations:
monitorer, bildskärmar, skärmar
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finnish
Translations:
näytöt, monitorit, näyttöjä, valvontalaitteiden, monitorien
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danish
Translations:
skærme, monitorer, overvåger
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czech
Translations:
monitory, sleduje, monitoruje, monitorů, kontroluje
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polish
Translations:
monitory, monitorów, monitoruje, monitor
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hungarian
Translations:
monitorok, monitor, monitorokat, figyeli, monitorokon
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turkish
Translations:
monitörler, monitör, izler, monitörleri
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greek
Translations:
οθόνες, μόνιτορ, παρακολουθεί, παρακολούθησης, οθονών
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ukrainian
Translations:
монітори, Монітор
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albanian
Translations:
monitoruesit, monitoron, monitoruesit e, vëzhguesit, vëzhgues
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bulgarian
Translations:
монитори, мониторите, монитора, наблюдатели
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belarusian
Translations:
маніторы
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estonian
Translations:
monitorid, jälgib, monitoride, monitori, monitore
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croatian
Translations:
prati, monitori, promatrači, monitora, nadzire
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icelandic
Translations:
fylgist, fylgist með, skjái, mælir, skjáir
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lithuanian
Translations:
monitoriai, monitorių, stebi, monitorius, stebėtojai
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latvian
Translations:
monitori, monitoriem, uzrauga, monitoru
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macedonian
Translations:
монитори, мониторите, набљудувачи, набљудувачите, следи
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romanian
Translations:
monitoare, monitoarele, monitorizează, monitoarelor, monitoare de
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slovenian
Translations:
monitorji, monitorjev, monitorje, zasloni, spremlja
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slovak
Translations:
monitory, Notebooky Monitory, monitormi, monitor, televízory

The meaning and "use of": monitors

noun
  • an instrument or device used for observing, checking, or keeping a continuous record of a process or quantity. - a heart monitor
  • a student with disciplinary or other special duties during school hours. - show the hall monitor your pass
  • a television receiver used in a studio to select or verify the picture being broadcast from a particular camera. - Products which could use the display include camera viewfinders, projectors, monitors , television sets and headsets for the military, medical and simulation markets.
  • a large tropical Old World lizard with a long neck, narrow head, forked tongue, strong claws, and a short body. Monitors were formerly believed to give warning of crocodiles. - A good example is the savannah monitor, an African monitor lizard weighing about ten pounds, which spends most of its day patrolling its territory for tasty insects.
  • a shallow-draft armored warship mounting one or two heavy guns for bombardment. - They were up against John Dahlgren's naval force of monitors and warships.
verb
  • observe and check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time; keep under systematic review. - equipment was installed to monitor air quality

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