monitor [ mo·ni·tor ]
Noun
The same units are used for electronic blood pressure monitors.
The machine monitor who has worked for the company for nearly 39 years said the news was a shock.
I headed over in his direction as a monitor scolded Ty to sit down.
radio monitors reported they heard the pilot say he was heading for Paris
I hit record, check the monitor and wait till I see the tape roll.
Is the cable from the monitor connected to the computer's video card connector?
The band listens on wedge monitors, but Brown uses a Shure PSM600 ear monitor in one ear.
he was a school monitor and a choir boy
I hurried over and he pointed out an enormous monitor lizard which had just crawled out of the water to sun itself on a rock.
They were up against John Dahlgren's naval force of monitors and warships.
Verb
The polls were monitored by 125 observers from 33 countries.
he was a man of routine and it was easy for an enemy to monitor his movements
Some employers will monitor telephone conversations.
Sennheiser HD600 headphones were used to monitor the DV40 while on location.

