monitor
মনিটর
definition
verb
equipment was installed to monitor air quality
observe and check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time; keep under systematic review.
noun
a heart monitor
an instrument or device used for observing, checking, or keeping a continuous record of a process or quantity.
show the hall monitor your pass
a student with disciplinary or other special duties during school hours.
translation of 'monitor'
যে যুদ্ধ জাহাজ অগভীর জলে যাইতে সমর্থ ও উপকূল রক্ষার জন্য ব্যবহৃত হয়,
সতর্ককারী ব্যক্তি
verb
পরামর্শ দেত্তয়া,
সলা দেত্তয়া,
উপদেশ দেত্তয়া
noun
উপদেষ্টা,
উপদেশক,
শিক্ষক,
ছাত্রনায়ক,
মনিটর,
সর্দার পড়ুয়া
example
The insurance company might allow an independent 'monitor' to scrutinise the demutualisation process on behalf of policyholders.
The big 'monitor' in the center was all black, except for some green text splashed across the screen.
She doesn't even explain whether the black armband she's sporting is a mark of respect or an electronic doohickey for her earpiece 'monitor' .
Since the first grade he has been always an excellent pupil and the class 'monitor' .
To specifically 'monitor' the fluorescence signal, we placed a bandpass filter centered at 580 nm in front of the optical detector.
the independent judicial 'monitor'
he was a school 'monitor' and a choir boy
it was easy for the enemy to 'monitor' his movements
I'm sorry, but it's my duty as hall 'monitor' to catch those who are skipping and report them.
Several friends joined us in such a room, which was outfitted with a large 'monitor' and microphones.
Eventually I began to wonder if the baby 'monitor' was picking up the newborn from across the street.
The refrigerator should be equipped with an electronic 'monitor' and an alarm to alert staff members when temperatures are outside acceptable limits.
the independent judicial 'monitor'
Is the cable from the 'monitor' connected to the computer's video card connector?
The commander looked at the 'monitor' showing vital information about the pilots, cargo and condition of the tubes.
Now I place it under a television camera, and that is fed to a television 'monitor' in front of Howard.
Under the agreement reached last year, the software giant was to appoint an independent 'monitor' to check it was complying with the EC demands.
He had just purchased a new computer with a touch screen 'monitor' , and he needed help installing the software.
To 'monitor' your systematic progress, record each day's results.
A heart 'monitor' clicked like a clock next to the bed.
A roof 'monitor' admits north light, and a large window and porch offer quiet views to the wooded hillside.
The machine 'monitor' who has worked for the company for nearly 39 years said the news was a shock.
equipment was installed to 'monitor' air quality
Alone at his desk, the detective glances up at the black login screen displayed on the computer 'monitor' .
The u00a310,000 contribution will cover half of the cost of a new CCTV camera to 'monitor' the Twickenham Riverside area.
A court-appointed 'monitor' has been overseeing operations under a deferred-prosecution deal.
Architectural elements control pedestrian access, and surveillance cameras 'monitor' people as they approach the area.
For our own security, advanced surveillance aircraft can 'monitor' the movement of bypassed enemy army units.
I hit record, check the 'monitor' and wait till I see the tape roll.
So that the viewer always receives the proper images for the corresponding eye, a camera affixed to the 'monitor' records the position of the head.
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