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Meaning of checked (out)
checked (out)
the action or an instance of checking out, to have the cost of purchases totaled and pay the cost, a counter at which checking out is done, the time at which a lodger must leave a room (as in a hotel), to have the cost totaled and pay for (purchases) at a checkout, die, the action of examining and testing something for performance, suitability, or readiness, to satisfy all requirements in taking away, the time at which a lodger must vacate a room (as in a hotel) or be charged for retaining it, the action of familiarizing oneself with the operation of a mechanical thing (such as an airplane), to add up the cost of purchases and receive payment for them, to pay for one's room and leave (as from a hotel), to itemize and total the cost of and receive payment for (outgoing merchandise) especially in a self-service store, to have the cost of purchases added up and pay for them, to vacate and pay for one's lodging (as at a hotel), a counter or area in a store where goods are checked out, to satisfy requirements for taking away
checked (out) Sentence Examples
- I checked out the latest novel from the library.
- The hotel receptionist checked us out promptly.
- The doctor checked out my symptoms and gave me a diagnosis.
- Before leaving the airport, the passengers checked out their luggage.
- The mechanic checked out the car engine to find the problem.
- I checked out the online reviews before making a purchase.
- The teacher checked out the students' homework to assess their comprehension.
- The policeman checked out the license plate of the suspicious vehicle.
- The chef checked out the ingredients in the recipe before starting to cook.
- The student checked out the test questions before the exam began.
FAQs About the word checked (out)
the action or an instance of checking out, to have the cost of purchases totaled and pay the cost, a counter at which checking out is done, the time at which a
surveyed, viewed, reviewed, examined,scanned, inspected, scrutinized,went over, conned, watched
glanced (at or over), skimmed,missed,
I checked out the latest novel from the library.
The hotel receptionist checked us out promptly.
The doctor checked out my symptoms and gave me a diagnosis.
Before leaving the airport, the passengers checked out their luggage.
