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1. phrasal verbWhen you check out of a hotel or clinic where you have been staying, or if someone checks you out, you pay the bill and leave. They packed and checked out of the hotel. [VERB PARTICLE + of] I was disappointed to miss Bryan, who had just checked out. [VERB PARTICLE] I'd like to check him out of here the day after tomorrow. [VERB noun PARTICLE + of] 2. phrasal verbIf you check out something or someone, you find out information about them to make sure that everything is correct or satisfactory. Maybe we ought to go down to the library and check it out. [VERB noun PARTICLE] We ought to check him out on the computer. [VERB noun PARTICLE] The police had to check out the call. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 3. phrasal verbIf something checks out, it is correct or satisfactory. She was in San Diego the weekend Jensen got killed. It checked out. [VERB PARTICLE] Everything checks out. [VERB] 4. See also checkout See full dictionary entry for checkcheck out in British Englishverb (adverb)1. (intransitive) to pay the bill and depart, esp from a hotel 2. (intransitive) to depart from a place; record one's departure from work 3. to investigate or prove to be in order after investigation the police checked out all the statements their credentials checked out 4. (transitive) informal to have a look at; inspect check out the guy in the white shirt noun checkout5. a. the latest time for vacating a room in a hotel, etc b. (as modifier) checkout time 6. a counter, esp in a supermarket, where customers pay check out in American English US 1. to settle one's bill and leave a hotel, hospital, etc. 2. to add up the prices of purchases and collect the total said of a cashier, as in a supermarket 3. a. to examine and verify or approve b. to prove to be accurate, in sound condition, etc. upon examination 4. to draw (money) from a bank by check 5. to register items to be loaned out, as books from a library See full dictionary entry for check (tʃɛk aʊt) Word forms: (present) checks out, (past) checked out, (perfect) checked out, (progressive) checking out verb( Hospitality (hotel): Reservations and checking in and out) When you check out of a hotel where you have been staying, or if someone checks you out, you pay thebill and leave. They packed and checked out of the hotel. There is a 24-hour reception service so guests can check in or check out at any time. You are expected to check in to the hotel by 5pm and check out by 10am. Examples of 'check out' in a sentencecheck out In other languagescheck out British English: check out / tʃɛk aʊt/ VERB When you check out of a hotel, you pay the bill and leave. They packed and checked out of the hotel. - American English: check out
- Arabic: يُغادِرُ الفُنْدُق
- Brazilian Portuguese: fechar a conta em um hotel
- Chinese: 办理退房手续
- Croatian: odjaviti se
- Czech: odhlásit se hotel
- Danish: tjekke ud
- Dutch: uitchecken
- European Spanish: irse habiendo pagado la factura, etc.
- Finnish: maksaa lasku ja lähteä hotellista
- French: régler sa note
- German: abreisen
- Greek: κάνω τσεκ άουτ
- Italian: pagare alla cassa
- Japanese: チェックアウトする
- Korean: 지불을 끝내고 호텔을 나오다
- Norwegian: sjekke ut
- Polish: wymeldować się
- European Portuguese: fechar a conta num hotel
- Romanian: a elibera camera
- Russian: выезжать из гостиницы
- Latin American Spanish: registrar la salida
- Swedish: checka ut
- Thai: แจ้งออก
- Turkish: ayrılmak otel
- Ukrainian: виписуватися
- Vietnamese: thanh toán hóa đơn và rời khỏi khách sạn
Chinese translation of 'check out' vi - (of hotel)
结(結)账(賬)离(離)开(開) (jiézhàng líkāi)
vt - (= investigate)
- [story]
证(證)实(實) (zhèngshí) - [person]
查对(對) (cháduì)
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