check out

• Verbo frasal que significa examinar o inspeccionar algo, o abandonar un lugar (como un hotel) tras pagar las cuentas.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of examining or inspecting something, or leaving a place after settling accounts.

incontable · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separable

1. formal

   To formally leave a hotel after paying the bill.

   Hacer el check-out

   • We need to check out of the hotel by noon.
   • She checked out early this morning.
   • He checked out and left the keys at the front desk.

   Sinónimosdepartleavevacate

   Antónimosarrivecheck inregister

2. Examine or investigateinformal

   To look at or examine something to get information or verify its condition.

   Examinar o investigar

   • Check out that new car in the driveway.
   • I'm going to check out the new restaurant downtown.
   • You should check out this website for great deals.

   Sinónimosexamineinspectinvestigatelook atlook-overprobereviewscrutinizestudysurvey

3. formal

   To officially borrow a book or other item from a library.

   Sacar prestado

   • She checked out three novels from the library.
   • You can check out up to five books at a time.
   • He checked out a DVD for the weekend.

   Sinónimosborrowtake out

   Antónimosreturn

4. Die (slang)slangamerican

   To die; to stop living.

   Estirar la pata (morir)

   • The old man checked out peacefully in his sleep.
   • He was so sick, he almost checked out last night.
   • After the accident, he checked out before the ambulance arrived.

   Sinónimosbuy the farmcash inconk outcroakdrop deadkick offkick the bucketpop off

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