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countercheck

/ˈkaʊn.tə.tʃek/

Traduction: Nom désignant une seconde vérification ou une restriction qui confirme ou contrecarre l'effet d'un contrôle précédent., Vérifier ou revérifier quelque chose, souvent en utilisant une autre méthode ou source, pour s'assurer de son exactitude ou de sa validité.

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noun

/ˈkaʊn.tə.tʃek/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une seconde vérification ou une restriction qui confirme ou contrecarre l'effet d'un contrôle précédent.

A noun referring to a secondary check or restraint that verifies or counteracts the effect of a previous check.

  1. Restraining checkC1formal

    A check or restraint that opposes or limits another check or control.

    frcontre-vérification restrictive

    • The new regulation acts as a countercheck against the previous policy's loopholes.
    • The system includes a countercheck to prevent unauthorized access.
    • A countercheck was implemented to balance the power of the initial review board.

    Synonymescheckcounterbalancecurbrestraint

  2. Verification checkC1formal

    A secondary check or verification used to confirm the accuracy of a previous check or result.

    frcontre-vérification

    • The accountant performed a countercheck on the financial statements.
    • A countercheck of the data revealed a minor error in the initial analysis.
    • The laboratory uses a countercheck to ensure the reliability of test results.

    Synonymesconfirmationcross-checkdouble-checkvalidationverification

Formes
  • counterchecks plural form
  • counterchecks' possessive plural form
  • countercheck's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈkaʊn.tər.tʃek/C1formal
  • frVérifier ou revérifier quelque chose, souvent en utilisant une autre méthode ou source, pour s'assurer de son exactitude ou de sa validité.

A verb meaning to verify or check something again, often by using a different method or source, to ensure accuracy or correctness.

  1. Oppose or check by a counteractionC1formal

    To act against something in order to stop or neutralize it.

    frContrecarrer

    • The new policy was designed to countercheck the influence of monopolies.
    • He tried to countercheck her argument with strong evidence.
    • The government implemented measures to countercheck inflation.

    Synonymescheckcountercounteractneutralizeopposeresistthwart

    Antonymesaidassistencouragefurtherhelppromotesupport

  2. Check a second timeB2formal

    To verify or examine something again for accuracy or correctness.

    frVérifier une seconde fois

    • The accountant counterchecked the figures before submitting the report.
    • Please countercheck the list to ensure no names are missing.
    • She counterchecked the translation for any errors.

    Synonymesdouble-check

Formes
  • counterchecked past participle
  • counterchecked past simple
  • counterchecking present participle
  • counterchecks third person singular