going over

/ˈɡoʊɪŋ ˈoʊvər/
noun
  1. A thorough examination, inspection, or review of something.
    • The mechanic gave the car a complete going-over before the trip.
    • The building received a going-over from the safety inspector.
    • She gave her essay a final going-over to check for errors.
  2. A scolding or harsh criticism.
    • After the mistake, she got a going-over from her parents.
    • The coach's going-over motivated the team to practice harder.
    • The boss gave him a real going-over for missing the deadline.
  3. A thorough cleaning or tidying up.
    • He gave the bathroom a quick going-over before guests arrived.
    • A weekly going-over keeps the house looking neat.
    • The kitchen needed a good going-over after the party.
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