monitor
Collocations
17(noun.) television/computer screen
ADJ
colour | CCTV, computer, television/TV, video
PREP
on a/the ~
The doctor pointed to the baby's heartbeat as it appeared on the hospital monitor.
(noun.) machine that records/checks sth
ADJ
foetal, heart, oxygen, pulse, radiation
MONITOR + VERB
detect sth
show sth
The security monitor showed three people entering the building at midnight.
(noun.) sb who checks sth is done fairly/properly
ADJ
EU, UN
The EU monitors found significant improvements in the country's election procedures.
school | health, peace
(verb.)
ADV
carefully, closely, rigorously, strictly
The teacher carefully monitored the students' progress throughout the semester.
regularly, routinely, systematically | constantly, continuously | effectively, properly | automatically
VERB + MONITOR
be able to
The new software lets us be able to monitor employee productivity throughout the day.
continue to
Teachers continue to monitor their students' progress throughout the school year.
PREP
for
The school nurse monitors all students for signs of illness during the flu season.