0 past simple and past participle of monitor
1 to watch and check a situation carefully for a period of time in order to discover something about it:
A 1200-strong military force will be on hand to monitor the ceasefire.
We need to monitor the transaction of smaller deals.
They'll use ultrasound to monitor her ovaries to see if they're responding to the treatment.
The babies in this unit have various devices attached to them that monitor the vital signs.
At most sites wheat was planted in the same paddocks to follow the monitored chickpea crops.
This enables a particular sportsman or team to be monitored for under achievement, which is of interest in this particular domain.
Wild rivers were forced into straightened riverbeds, swamps were drained, and water levels were carefully monitored throughout the country.
Other important environmental parameters such as internal and external temperature, atmospheric pressure, and ventilation air speed are also monitored.
