It describes watching someone or something carefully, especially to learn more about it.
The scientist is observing the behavior of the animals.
The security camera is constantly observing the area.
American English
/əbˈzɚ.vɪŋ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of observe
Observing can name an activity or describe an action in progress. The final e in observe is dropped before -ing: observing, not observeing.
It describes watching someone or something carefully, especially to learn more about it.
Practice out loudIt describes watching someone or something carefully, especially to learn more about it.
The scientist is observing the behavior of the animals.
The security camera is constantly observing the area.
It is the activity of watching someone or something carefully, especially to learn more about it.
Observing birds in the garden is relaxing.
She enjoys observing people in crowded places.
It describes noticing or recognizing something by looking or paying attention.
The doctor is observing a small change in her condition.
Observing that the door was unlocked, she called the owner.
It is the activity of noticing or recognizing something by looking or paying attention.
Observing a difference between the two samples helped the researcher.
Observing small changes in the patient's condition takes experience.
to remain silent for a short time to honor someone or remember an event
The crowd observed a moment of silence for the victims.
The final e is dropped before -ing: observing, not observeing.