check through

The phrase 'check through' can refer to both the process of thorough inspection and the act of permitting someone to continue after verification.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To examine something carefully to find errors or ensure everything is in order.

Example

  • I need to check through these documents before submitting them.
  • She checked through her notes to make sure she hadn't missed anything.

B2Security

(formal, travel)To allow someone to proceed after verifying their identity or documents.

Example

  • Passengers were checked through after their passports were verified.
  • Once your ticket is validated, you can check through to the boarding area.

C1Travel

(technical)To handle items, such as baggage, so they are sent directly to a final destination without further handling by the owner.

Example

  • The airline will check through your luggage to your final destination.
  • Make sure to check through your bags if you have a connecting flight.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "check through":

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