look-over (Meaning)
look-over (n)
a swift cursory examination or inspection
look-over
to inspect or examine especially in a cursory way, to inspect or examine usually in a hurried or careless way
Synonyms & Antonyms of look-over
look-over Sentence Examples
- The manager requested a thorough look-over of the project plans before approving them.
- The engineer gave the engine a quick look-over to ensure it was running smoothly.
- I need to give the contract a closer look-over to make sure I understand all the details.
- The doctor performed a comprehensive look-over of the patient to diagnose their condition.
- The teacher gave the students' essays a look-over to provide feedback on their writing.
- The detective took a look-over of the crime scene to gather evidence.
- The mechanic gave the car a look-over to identify any potential issues.
- I took a quick look-over of the house before deciding if I wanted to rent it.
- The supervisor gave the team's work a look-over to check for any errors or omissions.
- The accountant gave the company's financial statements a careful look-over before submitting them.
FAQs About the word look-over
a swift cursory examination or inspectionto inspect or examine especially in a cursory way, to inspect or examine usually in a hurried or careless way
glance (at), scan,browse, leaf, dip, flip,thumb
study, pore (over), pore (over), study,,
The manager requested a thorough look-over of the project plans before approving them.
The engineer gave the engine a quick look-over to ensure it was running smoothly.
I need to give the contract a closer look-over to make sure I understand all the details.
The doctor performed a comprehensive look-over of the patient to diagnose their condition.
