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check
The German word "Check" (borrowed from English) typically means "check" or "verification" in English, often referring to inspecting or confirming something.
In a sentence
Ich werde den Bericht checken.
I will check the report.
Using 'check' in the sense of 'examine' or 'verify' for correctness or accuracy.
Kannst du bitte die Liste checken?
Can you please check the list?
Here, 'checken' means to look over or review to ensure all required or correct elements are present.
Er hat den Preis im Geschäft gecheckt.
He checked the price in the store.
The context involves comparing or confirming information, such as price, implying validation or examination.
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