shadowing
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6.8
- noun
- /ˈʃædoʊɪŋ/
:
seguimiento
- The student enjoyed shadowing the doctor during her internship to learn about patient care.
- job shadowing
- job shadowing internships
- shadowing experiences
Examples
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Helen Grant was chosen by OBV to join our MP Shadowing Scheme in 2006.
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Some activities included in the program are student internships and job shadowing.
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You might try volunteering or job shadowing in some areas you think you might be interested in.
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Less formal examples of job shadowing would be "Take Your Child to Work" day sponsored by many schools and communities.
Academic text (2015) -
Some may repeat or expand their knowledge of certain jobs by additional job shadowing.
Academic text (1995) -
Activities with mentors range from monthly email communication to job shadowing.
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Arrange job-shadowing opportunities independently or in collaboration with other school and business personnel.
Academic text (2015) -
Fourth, job shadowing opportunities should be provided to permit at-risk students workplace exposure.
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Career interests may be stimulated through short-term job tryout experiences and job shadowing experiences that include documentation of preferences and performance.
Academic text (2004) -
Second, schools and workplaces should be linked to build partnerships with employers for mentoring programs, job shadowing, and possible internships.
Academic text (2004)
Synonyms
526
6.2
Careful, continuous watching of people or places by the police
114
3.2
Watching where people or things are over time
66
4.6
The act of secretly watching people or places to get information
40
6.1
Following an animal quietly to get near it before you hunt it
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7.1
To follow someone without their knowledge to watch where they go
Antonyms
How Secretive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shadowing comes from the plain word shadow, a 'dark shape' that follows a person when light shines on them. So to 'shadow' someone is to follow them quietly like a shadow, and shadowing means secretly watching or following someone.