double check

The term "double check" is widely used to emphasize the importance of accuracy and correctness in various contexts, including daily activities, professional settings, and even games like chess.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To verify or confirm something again to ensure it is correct.

Example

  • I need to double check the schedule to make sure there are no conflicts.
  • She double checked her answers before submitting the exam.

C1Chess

(technical, game)A situation where two pieces simultaneously put the opponent's king in check.

Example

  • The knight and the bishop coordinated to create a double check, leaving the king with no escape.

Similar

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

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