countercheck

• 名词，指为核实或抵消先前检查而进行的再次检查，也指起限制或制衡作用的措施。

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.

   制衡性检查

   • 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.

   同义词checkcounterbalancecurbrestraint

2. Verification checkC1formal

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

   复核

   • 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.

   同义词confirmationcross-checkdouble-checkvalidationverification

• 用另一种方法或来源再次核对，以确认某事物的准确性或正确性；也指对某说法或结论进行复核以验证其真伪。

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.

   反制

   • 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.

   同义词checkcountercounteractneutralizeopposeresistthwart

   反义词aidassistencouragefurtherhelppromotesupport

2. Check a second timeB2formal

   To verify or examine something again for accuracy or correctness.

   复核

   • 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.

   同义词double-check