(bound form) supervisor; supervisory office (in imperial China)

prison

to monitor; to keep a close watch over; surveillance

to monitor

to imprison; to jail; to take into custody

to supervise; to oversee; to inspect

to monitor; to listen in; to eavesdrop

security camera; surveillance monitor

guardian

to oversee; to take charge of; to supervise; to administer; supervisory; supervision

to supervise the manufacture of; to supervise the shooting of films; executive producer (film)

custody (of a child)

to act as a guardian

to monitor

to supervise; to control

prison; jail

workplace overseer; foreman

see 監利市|监利市[Jian4 li4 Shi4]

school official responsible for supervising the students (old)

to have custody of

a jail; to imprison

to supervise; to audit; to monitor

shepherd; Tang dynasty official with responsibility for animal husbandry; pastor (cleric in charge of a Christian parish)

to supervise; to oversee (e.g. a construction project); (of a regulatory body) to oversee; to regulate (e.g. financial institutions); supervisor

to monitor; to keep an eye on

to scrutinize balloting

to proctor (an exam); to invigilate

to administer an oath

prisoner (Cantonese)

gatekeeper

Jianli, a county-level city in Jingzhou City 荊州市|荆州市[Jing1 zhou1 Shi4], Hubei

supervisor; monitor; watchdog

inspection office; supervisory office

Ministry of Supervision (MOS)

Control Yuan, a watchdog under the constitution of Republic of China, then of Taiwan

supervisor; monitor

inspection and control bureau

superintendent

supervisor

supervisor of textiles (official post in Ming dynasty)

peephole

oath administrator; oath supervisor

to serve (a sentence) outside prison (law)

to embezzle

(PRC law) residential surveillance; to order sb to stay at their home, or a designated location, under surveillance