observer

UK /əbˈzɜːvə/ US /əbˈzɝvɚ/
noun 5

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(noun.)

ADJ

casual

A casual observer might not notice the small crack in the old painting.

informed | accurate, acute, astute, careful, experienced, keen, seasoned, shrewd | sceptical | sympathetic | detached, impartial, neutral

external, independent, outside

External observers from the international organization arrived to check the factory conditions.

foreign, international | American, Western, etc.

industry, military

Industry observers predict that smartphone sales will continue to grow next year.

human

VERB + OBSERVER

send

The government decided to send observers to monitor the peace negotiations between the two countries.

attend sth as

impress, puzzle, strike, surprise

The unexpected election result struck many observers as a significant shift in public opinion.

OBSERVER + VERB

attend sth

International observers attended the election to ensure the voting process was fair and transparent.

monitor sth

OBSERVER + NOUN

status

The organization obtained observer status so it could attend the international meetings without voting rights.

PREP

as an ~

The United Nations sent a team as observers to monitor the election.

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