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check out

check out
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
past: checkedpp: checkeding: checking

Meanings

Transitive Verbcheck out
[~ something][~ someone]

To examine, inspect, or investigate something or someone to determine its quality, truth, or nature.

I need to check out that new restaurant before I make a reservation.

Intransitive Verbcheck out
[~ of something]

To leave a hotel or similar establishment after paying the bill and returning the keys.

We have to check out of the hotel by eleven o'clock tomorrow morning.

Transitive Verbcheck out
[~ something]

To pay for items at a store and leave, particularly in a supermarket or online shop.

You can check out using your credit card at the automated kiosk.

Intransitive Verbcheck out
[~]

To be consistent with or verified by the facts; to prove true upon investigation.

His story about the accident doesn't quite check out with the witness reports.

Phrasal Verbs

check out

examine or investigate something

You should check out the new gallery downtown.

check out of

leave a hotel after payment

We checked out of the resort at dawn.

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