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No. 6,489 in Spanish

chec

"Chec" is not a standard Spanish word; it may be a misspelling or slang.

In a sentence

  • Por favor, checa los documentos antes de enviarlos.

    Please check the documents before sending them.

    In this sentence, 'checa' is used as a second-person singular imperative form of the verb 'checar,' meaning 'to check' or 'to verify.' It is a common informal way to request verification.

  • Ella siempre se asegura de checar que todo esté en orden.

    She always makes sure to check that everything is in order.

    Here, 'checar' is used in the infinitive form as part of the verb phrase 'asegura de checar,' meaning 'ensures to verify.' The context indicates the act of reviewing or confirming something systematically.

  • ¿Puedes checar por mí si el paquete llegó?

    Can you check for me if the package arrived?

    The term 'checar' is used as an infinitive verb following 'puedes,' suggesting permission or ability to perform the action of verifying or checking on something.

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