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monitoring
present participle andgerund ofmonitor monitoring (usuallyuncountable ,plural monitorings
The carrying out ofsurveillance on, or continuous or regularobservation of, an environment or people in order to detectsignals ,movements orchanges ofstate orquality .2020 August 26, Nigel Harris, “Comment Special: Catastrophe at Carmont”, inRail , page 4:NR is already 'on the case' here - its man in Inverness was trained some time ago (at his request, incidentally - good man!) in dronemonitoring , which enables much longer aerial patrols than are possible on foot.
Surveillance or continuous or regular observation
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Borrowed fromEnglish monitoring
monitoring m plural monitorings
monitoring monitoring Pseudo-anglicism , derived frommonitoring
IPA (key ) : /mɔ.ɲiˈtɔ.riŋk/ Rhymes:-ɔriŋk Syllabification:mo‧ni‧to‧ring monitoring m inan related adjective monitoringowy
( countable ) monitoring ( surveillance or continuous or regular observation ) ( countable ) video surveillance ( system of special devices used to watch over some place ) ( uncountable ) video surveillance ( act of watching over some place by using video surveillance ) 
