checkout
/ˈtʃɛkˌaʊt/
noun
- The place in a store where you pay for your purchases.
- Please bring your items to the checkout when you're ready.
- The checkout was busy, so I had to wait in line.
- She scanned her loyalty card at the checkout.
- The process of paying for goods in a store or online.
- Online checkout is quick if you use a saved payment method.
- The checkout process took only a few minutes.
- He completed the checkout and received a receipt by email.
- The time by which a guest must leave a hotel room.
- Hotel checkout is at 11 a.m., so we need to pack up.
- At checkout, the front desk asked if we enjoyed our stay.
- They requested a late checkout for an extra fee.
- A final inspection or testing of equipment or a system.
- Before launch, the rocket undergoes a thorough checkout.
- The technician performed a checkout of the computer system.
- A safety checkout is done on all machinery each morning.
verb
- To pay for goods and leave a store or complete an online purchase.
- She checked out her groceries at the self-service kiosk.
- I need to checkout before the store closes.
- You can checkout using a credit card or cash.
- To leave a hotel after settling the bill.
- He checked out early to catch his flight.
- We will checkout of the hotel at noon.
- Remember to checkout before the deadline to avoid extra charges.
- To examine or test something to see if it is working properly.
- They checked out the safety equipment before the hike.
- The mechanic will checkout the engine for any problems.
- Please checkout the software for bugs before release.
- To borrow a book or other item from a library.
- You can checkout up to ten books at a time.
- The librarian helped me checkout the reference materials.
- She checked out a DVD from the library.