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Checks
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

checks and balances

checks and balances SUST. sust. pl.:

checks and balances

I. check [ingl. brit. tʃɛk, ingl. am. tʃɛk] SUST.

1. check (inspection):

contrôle m (on sur)
to carry out checks
to give sth a check
to keep a (close) check on sb/sth

2. check MED.:

3. check (restraint):

frein m (on à)
to put or place a check on immigration, production, growth
to hold or keep sb/sth in check

4. check (in chess):

5. check TEXTIL:

6. check ingl. am. (cheque):

7. check ingl. am. (bill):

8. check ingl. am. (receipt):

9. check ingl. am. (tick):

II. check [ingl. brit. tʃɛk, ingl. am. tʃɛk] ADJ. atrbv.

check fabric, garment, etc.:

III. check [ingl. brit. tʃɛk, ingl. am. tʃɛk] V. trans.

1. check (for security):

check vehicle, mechanism, fuse
check person, baggage, product, ticket, passport, area

2. check (for accuracy, reliability):

check bill, data, statement, terms, signature, banknote, spelling, translation
check accounts, invoice, output, work
check proofs
to check sth against original document
to check sth against recorded data, inventory
to check sth against signature

3. check (for health, progress):

check temperature, blood pressure
check reflexes
check eyesight

4. check (inspect):

check watch, map, pocket, wallet
check emails

5. check (find out):

check times, details, information
to check with sb that
demander à qn si

6. check (curb):

check price rises, inflation
check increase, growth, progress
check abuse, emigration, influence
check rumour
check plans

7. check (restrain, keep in):

check emotions
check tears, exclamation

8. check (stop):

check person, animal, enemy advance, rebellion

9. check (in chess):

check player, chesspiece

10. check INFORM.:

11. check (in hockey):

check shot

12. check ingl. am. (for safekeeping):

check coat
check baggage

13. check ingl. am. (register):

check baggage

14. check ingl. am. (tick) → check off

IV. check [ingl. brit. tʃɛk, ingl. am. tʃɛk] V. intr.

1. check (verify):

vérifier (whether, if si)

2. check (examine):

to check for problems, disease, defects
to check for leaks, flaws, danger signs

3. check (register):

to check into hotel

4. check ingl. am. (tally):

check accounts:

5. check (in poker):

V. to check oneself V. v. refl.

1. to check oneself (restrain):

2. to check oneself (inspect):

VI. check [ingl. brit. tʃɛk, ingl. am. tʃɛk] INTERJ.

1. check (in chess):

2. check ingl. am. (expressing agreement):

check coloq.
d'ac coloq.
check coloq.

VII. checked ADJ.

1. checked TEXTIL:

checked fabric, pattern, garment

2. checked LING.:

checked vowel, syllable

I. check off V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check off [sth], check [sth] off)

check off items, names:

White House Info

White House

White House SUST.:

White House atrbv. aide, adviser, chief of staff, spokesman

Supreme Court

Supreme Court SUST. DER.:

Congress Info

I. body check [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈbɑdi ˌtʃɛk] SUST. (in ice-hockey)

II. body-check V. trans.

body-check trans. opponent:

I. check in V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check in)

remplir la fiche (at à)
check in ingl. am. (clock in)

II. check in V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check [sb/sth] in, check in [sb/sth])

1. check in (in airport or hotel):

check in baggage, passengers
check in hotel guest

2. check in ingl. am. (for safekeeping):

check in (give) baggage
check in coat
check in (take) attendant: baggage
check in coat

I. check on V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check on [sb/sth])

1. check on (observe):

check on person

2. check on (investigate):

check on person
check on information

I. check off V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check off [sth], check [sth] off)

check off items, names:

I. check out V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check out)

1. check out (leave):

to check out of hotel etc

2. check out (be correct):

check out information, story:
check out figures, details:

3. check out ingl. am. (clock out):

4. check out (die):

check out coloq., eufem.

II. check out V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check out [sth], check [sth] out)

1. check out (investigate):

check out information
check out package, area, building
check out blood pressure
check out club, scheme

2. check out (try) coloq.:

check out place, food

3. check out ingl. am. (remove):

emprunter (from de)
retirer (from de)

III. check out V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check [sb] out, check out [sb])

1. check out (screen):

check out person

2. check out (from hotel):

3. check out ingl. am. (at supermarket):

check out customer

4. check out ingl. am. (take a look at):

check out coloq.
regarder, viser coloq.
vise un peu! coloq.

I. check through V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check [sth] through)

1. check through data, work:

2. check through ingl. am. AERO.:

check through luggage

I. check up V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check up)

vérifier (that que)

II. check up V. [ingl. brit. tʃɛk -, ingl. am. tʃɛk -] (check up [sth])

check up story
check up accounts

en el diccionario PONS

I. check [tʃek] SUST.

1. check (inspection):

spot checks
to have a check in [or through] sth

2. check (search for information):

3. check ingl. am. (money order):

a check for ...

4. check ingl. am. (ticket for deposit):

5. check (pattern):

6. check ingl. am. (intersection):

7. check ingl. am., esc. (bill):

8. check JUEGOS:

II. check [tʃek] ADJ.

check shirt:

III. check [tʃek] V. trans.

1. check (inspect):

to check through [or over] sth

2. check (control):

check person, ticket, work

3. check (halt):

check crisis
check tears

4. check (deposit):

5. check AERO.:

6. check JUEGOS:

IV. check [tʃek] V. intr.

1. check (examine):

to check on sth
to check with sb/sth

2. check (ask):

3. check (halt):

4. check ingl. am. (be in accordance with):

cheque [tʃek] SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

cheque → check

I. check out V. intr.

II. check out V. trans.

1. check out (investigate):

2. check out (verify):

I. check in V. intr.

check in at airport
check in at hotel

II. check in V. trans.

baggage check SUST. ingl. am.

cross-check V. trans.

check room SUST. ingl. am.

1. check room (cloakroom):

2. check room (luggage deposit):

check through V. trans.

check off V. trans.

check-in SUST.

check on V. trans.

en el diccionario PONS

I. check [tʃek] SUST.

1. check (inspection):

spot checks

2. check (search for information):

3. check (money):

a check for ...
to pay by [or with a] check

4. check (receipt for deposit):

5. check (place for leaving items):

6. check (pattern):

7. check (check mark):

8. check (intersection):

9. check (bill):

10. check JUEGOS:

II. check [tʃek] ADJ.

check shirt:

III. check [tʃek] V. trans.

1. check (inspect):

2. check (control):

check person, ticket, work

3. check (make a mark):

check answer, item

4. check (halt):

check crisis
check tears

5. check (temporarily deposit):

6. check AERO.:

7. check JUEGOS:

IV. check [tʃek] V. intr.

1. check (examine):

to check on sth
to check with sb/sth

2. check (ask):

3. check (halt):

4. check (be in accordance with):

rain check SUST.

speed check SUST.

spot-check V. trans.

spot check SUST.

check off V. trans.

check on V. trans.

I. check out V. intr.

II. check out V. trans.

1. check out (investigate):

2. check out (verify):

3. check out coloq. (look at):

check up V. intr.

cross-check V. trans.

Present
Icheck
youcheck
he/she/itchecks
wecheck
youcheck
theycheck
Past
Ichecked
youchecked
he/she/itchecked
wechecked
youchecked
theychecked
Present Perfect
Ihavechecked
youhavechecked
he/she/ithaschecked
wehavechecked
youhavechecked
theyhavechecked
Past Perfect
Ihadchecked
youhadchecked
he/she/ithadchecked
wehadchecked
youhadchecked
theyhadchecked

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