precheck
/priːˈtʃɛk/
verb
- To check or inspect something in advance, before a main process or event.
- Please precheck your luggage for prohibited items before arriving at the airport.
- The teacher likes to precheck the students' essays for major errors.
- The pilot will precheck the aircraft instruments before takeoff.
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noun
- An advance inspection or verification performed before a main activity.
- We always do a quick precheck of the equipment before the race starts.
- The software includes an automatic precheck for updates.
- The safety precheck took only ten minutes but prevented several issues.