Pronunciation: /ˈwɑtʃər/
noun an object used for keeping track of time, typically worn on the wrist
A1 The watcher observed the birds in the park.
A2 As a watcher of the night sky, he often spotted shooting stars.
B1 The security guard acted as a watcher over the building during the night.
B2 The wildlife watcher patiently waited for the rare animal to appear.
C1 The government employed watchers to monitor suspicious activities in the area.
C2 The experienced watcher was able to detect even the slightest movement in the forest.
formal The security guard was stationed as a watcher to monitor the premises.
informal I saw him standing there like a watcher, keeping an eye on everything.
slang She's a real watcher, always knowing what's going on around her.
figurative As a writer, I see myself as a watcher of human behavior, always observing and taking notes.
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