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surveillance

/səˈveɪl(ə)ns

/ /səˈveɪəns/

noun [mass noun]

Close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal: he found himself put under surveillance by British military intelligence...

An unpolitical lad is blackmailed by the police into doing undercover surveillance in a mosque.
It is understood police had the suspects under surveillance for weeks before the robbery.
For years, undercover surveillance was the domain of warring couples and the old DHSS.

Synonyms

observation, scrutiny, watch, view, inspection, monitoring, supervision, superintendence;

spying, espionage, intelligence, undercover work, infiltration, reconnaissance

informal bugging, wiretapping, phone tapping, recon

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from sur- 'over' + veiller 'watch' (from Latin vigilare 'keep watch').

vigil from Middle English:
Vigil comes from Latin vigilia ‘wakefulness’, from vigil ‘awake’. It was first used for the night before a religious festival, when people might stay wakeful all night in prayer. Related words include vigilant (Late Middle English); vigilance (late 16th century); and vigilante (mid 19th century) adopted from a Spanish word with the literal meaning ‘vigilant’. Surveillance (early 19th century) is from the same root and is literally watching over something, also found when someone invigilates (mid 16th century) an exam.

单词	surveillance
释义	surveillance /səˈveɪl(ə)ns / /səˈveɪəns/ noun [mass noun] Close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal: he found himself put under surveillance* by British military intelligence... An unpolitical lad is blackmailed by the police into doing undercover surveillance in a mosque. It is understood police had the suspects under surveillance for weeks before the robbery. For years, undercover surveillance was the domain of warring couples and the old DHSS. Synonyms observation, scrutiny, watch, view, inspection, monitoring, supervision, superintendence; spying, espionage, intelligence, undercover work, infiltration, reconnaissance informal* bugging, wiretapping, phone tapping, recon Origin Early 19th century: from French, from sur- 'over' + veiller 'watch' (from Latin vigilare 'keep watch'). vigil from Middle English: Vigil comes from Latin vigilia ‘wakefulness’, from vigil ‘awake’. It was first used for the night before a religious festival, when people might stay wakeful all night in prayer. Related words include vigilant (Late Middle English); vigilance (late 16th century); and vigilante (mid 19th century) adopted from a Spanish word with the literal meaning ‘vigilant’. Surveillance (early 19th century) is from the same root and is literally watching over something, also found when someone invigilates (mid 16th century) an exam. Rhymes bivalence, covalence, valence
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surveillance

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