prison; jail; a place where criminals are kept as punishment

to supervise, watch over, or inspect; to monitor and control a process or person to ensure rules are followed

to oversee, take charge of, or administer something

to keep a close watch over; to keep under surveillance

to monitor and test; to supervise using instruments to check for changes or quality

To inspect and control; to supervise or monitor a person, machine, or situation.

to supervise, monitor, or inspect

the person responsible for overall management and supervision of an organization, department, or project, such as a creative director or sales director

to take into custody; to jail; to imprison

A supervisory body within a company, school, or organization that oversees the management and financial activities of the [[董事会|董事會|dong3 shi4 hui4]]; members are typically elected by shareholders.

A display device or monitor used to observe circuit or computer operations, or as a general output screen for video signals

A member of a supervisory board or an organization's committee responsible for oversight and auditing

to monitor or listen in on communications; to eavesdrop on conversations using electronic equipment

to act as a legal guardian for a minor or someone with mental disabilities; to protect and oversee another's person and property

the legal right to take care of a person (usually a child) or their property; guardianship; parental rights

A high-ranking police officer rank, positioned above [[警督|警督|jing3 du1]] and below [[总警监|總警監|zong3 jing3 jian1]] or [[副总警监|副總警監|fu4 zong3 jing3 jian1]].

guardian; legal custodian of a minor or a person unable to care for themselves

A palace eunuch who served the emperor and his family; also used as a general term for all eunuchs in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

to proctor an examination; to supervise an exam to prevent cheating or ensure rules are followed

to supervise the manufacture of products often by a government or authoritative body

a staff member responsible for supervising or monitoring work

monitoring and control system; surveillance system typically comprising front-end cameras or sensors, transmission equipment, and back-end control displays

Ministry of Supervision; Ministry of Control

prison; jail; a place for confining prisoners

China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC); the agency of the Chinese central government that regulates the national securities and futures markets

to visit a relative or friend who is incarcerated in prison

Electronic device used for surveillance or monitoring audio signals, such as a bug or an audio monitor

A member of a supervisory committee, such as those serving on the [[监察院|監察院|jian1 cha2 yuan4]] in the Republic of China

A person who supervises workers, such as a foreman or workplace supervisor

inspector; supervisor; controller

to steal something that has been placed under one's own care or guardianship

To supervise and review a process or situation for compliance

warden of a school dormitory; dormitory superintendent; now less commonly used in Mainland China

a person who oversees or manages the work of others

hospital ward for patients requiring close monitoring and critical care

The highest educational administrative body and supreme institution of higher learning in imperial China from the Sui Dynasty onwards; often referred to as the Imperial College or Imperial Academy.

An instrument or device used to observe and measure something; a monitoring device

to watch over and guard; to take care of; to have custody of

to take into custody; to put in prison; to lock up a criminal

The highest watchdog and auditing body of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)

China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC)

to serve a prison sentence in the community under the supervision of local public security organs, granted under specific legal conditions such as serious illness or pregnancy

to supervise; to audit; to monitor

A post or station established to carry out monitoring, specifically to prevent safety accidents, social misconduct, or criminal behavior.

Government office during the Ming and Qing dynasties responsible for astronomical observation and the calendar; known as [[司天台|司天臺|si1 tian1 tai2]] in the Tang dynasty and [[司天监|司天監|si1 tian1 jian4]] during the Song dynasty.

to supervise and manage a project, especially in construction

a person who oversees or manages a project, organization, or group of people; supervisor

To supervise the distribution, casting, or counting of votes to prevent fraud

(old) A school official or inspector responsible for supervising students and their conduct; educational inspector. Also called [[监学|監學|jian1 xue2]].