Check over Meaning in English
expression
ˈtʃɛk/ /ˈoʊvɝ
CHEK-OH-ver
tʃˈɛk/ /ˈəʊvɐ
CHEK-OH-vuh
Definition
To examine or look at something carefully to find mistakes or make sure it is correct.
Usage & Nuances
'Check over' is informal and often used for reviewing documents, homework, or work. Common in 'check over your answers' or 'check over the car.' Not the same as 'check up on' (to find out about progress or wellbeing) or 'check out' (to look at/try something).
Spanish: revisar - comprobarPortuguese (BR): revisar - conferirPortuguese (PT): rever - verificarChinese (Simplified): 检查(仔细查看)Chinese (Traditional): 檢查(仔細查看)Hindi: ध्यान से जाँचनाArabic: مراجعة - تفقدBengali: ভালো করে দেখা - খুঁটিয়ে পরীক্ষা করাRussian: проверить внимательно - просмотретьJapanese: 念入りに確認する - 見直すVietnamese: kiểm tra lại - xem lạiKorean: 꼼꼼히 확인하다 - 점검하다Turkish: gözden geçirmek - dikkatlice kontrol etmekUrdu: اچھی طرح جانچنا - بغور دیکھناIndonesian: memeriksa kembali - meninjau ulang
Example Sentences
Please check over your answers before handing in your test.
basic
I want to check over this report for any mistakes.
basic
Did you check over the car before your trip?
basic
Can you check over my email to make sure it sounds okay?
natural
I always check over my work before sending it to my boss.
natural
It’s a good idea to check over your luggage before leaving the hotel.
natural