check · v
check (ASK)
B2 to ask someone for permission to do something
Dictionary examples:
I'd like to stay overnight, but I need to check with my parents. (37.7)
check (MARK)
A1 to put a mark by something written to show it is correct or has been done
Dictionary examples:
Check the funny cat pictures! (0.0)
Check the crazy hat you want! (0.0)
Check the funny joke you like! (0.0)
Check the words you hear on the recording. (21.8)
check (EXAMINE)
A2 to examine something to make sure it is correct or the way it should be
Dictionary examples:
I always check my pockets for forgotten snacks before doing laundry. (0.0)
I checked my phone 50 times, but my crush still didn't text. (0.0)
I checked my calendar, hoping Monday had magically disappeared. (0.0)
I finished the exam then I checked my answers for mistakes. (20.4)
I always check (that) I've shut the windows before I leave the house. (29.3)
Always check your oil, water and tires before taking your car on a long trip. (61.3)
check (FIND OUT)
B1 to find out about something
Dictionary examples:
Let's check if ice cream is a good breakfast. My stomach says yes! (0.0)
I checked if my cat could solve math problems. He can't. (0.0)
Let's check if chocolate is a vegetable. Sadly, it's not. (0.0)
I called them yesterday to check when they will arrive. (32.2)
Would you check if the cake is ready when the timer rings? (65.1)