monitor 音标拼音: [m'ɑnətɚ]
vt .
vi . 监视,监听,监督
n . 监视器
n . 监督器,级长,监听员,班长,监视器,告诫物
监视,监听,监督监视器监督器,级长,监听员,班长,监视器,告诫物
monitor 监视器; 监视程式; 监督; 显示器; 监察器
MNTR ;
MON monitor 监视器
monitor n 1 :
someone who supervises (
an examination ) [
synonym : {
proctor },
{
monitor }]
2 :
someone who gives a warning so that a mistake can be avoided [
synonym : {
admonisher }, {
monitor }, {
reminder }]
3 :
an ironclad vessel built by Federal forces to do battle with the Merrimac 4 :
display produced by a device that takes signals and displays them on a television screen or a computer monitor [
synonym :
{
monitor }, {
monitoring device }]
5 :
electronic equipment that is used to check the quality or content of electronic transmissions 6 :
a piece of electronic equipment that keeps track of the operation of a system continuously and warns of trouble 7 :
any of various large tropical carnivorous lizards of Africa and Asia and Australia ;
fabled to warn of crocodiles [
synonym :
{
monitor }, {
monitor lizard }, {
varan }]
v 1 :
keep tabs on ;
keep an eye on ;
keep under surveillance ; "
we are monitoring the air quality "; "
the police monitor the suspect '
s moves " [
synonym : {
monitor }, {
supervise }]
2 :
check ,
track ,
or observe by means of a receiver Monitor \
Mon "
i *
tor \,
n . [
L .,
fr .
monere .
See {
Monition },
and cf .
{
Mentor }.]
1 .
One who admonishes ;
one who warns of faults ,
informs of duty ,
or gives advice and instruction by way of reproof or caution .
[
1913 Webster ]
You need not be a monitor to the king . --
Bacon .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Hence ,
specifically ,
a pupil selected to look to the school in the absence of the instructor ,
to notice the absence or faults of the scholars ,
or to instruct a division or class .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Zool .)
Any large Old World lizard of the genus {
Varanus };
esp .,
the Egyptian species ({
Varanus Niloticus }),
which is useful because it devours the eggs and young of the crocodile .
It is sometimes five or six feet long .
[
1913 Webster ]
4 . [
So called from the name given by Captain Ericson ,
its designer ,
to the first ship of the kind .]
An ironclad war vessel ,
very low in the water ,
and having one or more heavily -
armored revolving turrets ,
carrying heavy guns .
[
1913 Webster ]
5 . (
Mach .)
A tool holder ,
as for a lathe ,
shaped like a low turret ,
and capable of being revolved on a vertical pivot so as to bring successively the several tools in holds into proper position for cutting .
[
1913 Webster ]
6 .
A monitor nozzle .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
{
Monitor top },
the raised central portion ,
or clearstory ,
of a car roof ,
having low windows along its sides .
[
1913 Webster ]
179 Moby Thesaurus words for "
monitor ":
ARRL ,
Big Brother ,
CRT ,
Cassandra ,
Dutch uncle ,
Jeremiah ,
Polonius ,
TV man ,
admonisher ,
adviser ,
amateur radio operator ,
announcer ,
annunciator ,
apprentice teacher ,
audit ,
auditor ,
authority ,
autodidact ,
autopsy ,
backseat driver ,
boatswain ,
boss ,
buttinsky ,
cameraman ,
canvass ,
cautioner ,
channel ,
check ,
check out ,
check over ,
check up on ,
chief ,
communicant ,
communicator ,
comptroller ,
confidant ,
consultant ,
control engineer ,
controller ,
counsel ,
counselor ,
custodian ,
display ,
educatee ,
enlightener ,
examine ,
expert ,
expert witness ,
flagman ,
floor manager ,
floorman ,
floorwalker ,
follow ,
foreman ,
gaffer ,
ganger ,
give an examination ,
go over ,
gossipmonger ,
graduate assistant ,
grapevine ,
guard ,
guardian ,
guide ,
ham ,
head ,
headman ,
informant ,
information center ,
information medium ,
informer ,
inquirer ,
inspect ,
inspector ,
instructor ,
intern ,
interviewee ,
keep track of ,
kibitzer ,
learner ,
lighthouse keeper ,
look at ,
look over ,
lookout ,
lookout man ,
meddler ,
mentor ,
mixer ,
mouthpiece ,
nestor ,
newsmonger ,
noncommissioned officer ,
notifier ,
observe ,
orienter ,
overhaul ,
overlook ,
overman ,
oversee ,
overseer ,
paraprofessional ,
pass over ,
pass under review ,
peer at ,
peruse ,
pore over ,
postmortem ,
practice teacher ,
praepostor ,
preceptist ,
prefect ,
press ,
proctor ,
prophet of doom ,
public relations officer ,
publisher ,
pupil ,
pupil teacher ,
radio ,
radio electrician ,
radio engineer ,
radio operator ,
radio technician ,
radioman ,
radiotelegrapher ,
radiotrician ,
record ,
reporter ,
review ,
run over ,
scan ,
scholar ,
scrutinize ,
self -
taught person ,
sentinel ,
sentry ,
set an examination ,
signaler ,
signalman ,
sirdar ,
size ,
size up ,
slave driver ,
source ,
spokesman ,
straw boss ,
student ,
student assistant ,
studier ,
study ,
subforeman ,
super ,
superintend ,
superintendent ,
supervise ,
supervisor ,
survey ,
surveyor ,
take stock of ,
take the measure ,
taskmaster ,
teacher ,
teaching assistant ,
teaching fellow ,
teaching intern ,
television ,
television technician ,
teller ,
tipster ,
tout ,
trace ,
track ,
trainee ,
vet ,
visitor ,
warner ,
watch ,
watchdog ,
witness 1 .
A {
cathode -
ray tube }
and associated electronics connected
to a computer '
s video output .
A monitor may be either
{
monochrome } (
black and white )
or colour ({
RGB }).
Colour
monitors may show either digital colour (
each of the red ,
green and blue signals may be either on or off ,
giving eight
possible colours :
black ,
white ,
red ,
green ,
blue ,
cyan ,
magenta and yellow )
or analog colour (
red ,
green and blue
signals are continuously variable allowing any combination to
be displayed ).
Digital monitors are sometimes known as {
TTL }
because the voltages on the red ,
green and blue inputs are
compatible with TTL logic chips .
See also {
gamut }, {
multisync }, {
visual display unit }.
2 .
A programming language construct which encapsulates
variables ,
access procedures and initialisation code within an
abstract data type .
The monitor '
s variable may only be
accessed via its access procedures and only one process may be
actively accessing the monitor at any one time .
The access
procedures are {
critical sections }.
A monitor may have a
queue of processes which are waiting to access it .
3 .
A hardware device that measures electrical events such as
pulses or voltage levels in a digital computer .
4 .
To oversee a program during execution .
For example ,
the
monitor function in the {
Unix } {
C }
library enables profiling
of a certain range of code addresses .
A histogram is produced
showing how often the {
program counter }
was found to be at
each position and how often each profiled function was called .
{
Unix } {
man }
page :
monitor (
3 ).
5 .
A control program within the {
operating system }
that
manages the allocation of system resources to active
programs .
6 .
A program that measures software performance .
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