check-over

[ chek-oh-ver ]

noun

1. a thorough examination or investigation.

Word History and Origins

Origin of check-over¹

Noun use of verb phrase check over

Idioms and Phrases

see check on .

Example Sentences

Stop briefly by the recovery team for quick check-over, then drive back round the airfield to the end of the runway to do it all again.

From BBC

Sam had agreed to stay for a while to aid in the check-over and as soon as possible, as Nort knew, Mr. Merkel intended to add to his cattle already on the ranch, and hire more men to look after them.

From Project Gutenberg

The shift brought out by the busses was going through the check-over process in the incoming screen room.

From Project Gutenberg

He found himself excessively conscientious in his check-over.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• analyze
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• watch
• weigh