A check meaning in English

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Definition

a check (US), a cheque (UK): a bill of exchange, a written order directing a bank to pay money noun
You can pay for the damage in cash, or you can write me a check.
to check: to examine, to look at, to study, to verify verb
the check (for the meal) (US): the bill, the amount of money to be paid (for the meal) (US) noun

Examples

  • "Checking accounts are essential if you want to pay for anything by check or debit card."
  • "Can I check my messages?"
  • "Brian : Well at least I'm the first one here... Now then, must make sure I've brought everything... Ok then: Rug... check."
  • "I would appreciate it if you could check these figures, and get to the bottom of this."
  • "I know you don't check your emails, so you wouldn't have received the message I sent you last week."
  • "He used to ring me at least 50 times a night to check what I was doing."
  • "Corkscrew.... check. Napkins... kitchen roll..."
  • "Let me go check something... I have pizza!"
  • "Stuffed animal? Check. Diapers?"
  • "In the morning, I like to check my emails."
  • "Plastic cups... check."
  • "Stroller? Check. Bottle of 24-year-old Scotch?"
  • "After complaining about the weather for half an hour, she told me that she recently handed over a cheque for £90,000 to a "nice young man", and that in exchange he promised to re-plaster the ceiling in her sitting room. I'm no expert on re-plastering, but this seems like a rather large sum of money."
  • "Moreover, the "nice young man" in question has not been seen since he received his cheque."
  • "I'm going to go get some snacks and use the rest room. You fill up the tank, and check the tires, okay?"
  • "Diapers? Check. Stroller?"
  • "I'll contact our insurance broker, Ouch Insurance, and check our current policy."
  • "I need to check with the wife, I'll keep you posted"
  • "Curiously, the security didn't check them. I would love to share these special foods, wines and odors with you."

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