closecheck

noun
UK /ˈkləʊs.tʃek/
US /ˈkloʊs.tʃek/

A closecheck is a careful look to make sure everything is right.

The teacher did a closecheck of our homework before the bell rang.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A second, more careful look at something after a first check.

After the first scan, the guard made a closecheck of every bag.

3. A final inspection done just before something is finished or handed over.

The builder did a closecheck of the house before giving us the keys.

4. A careful check of a person's work or records to find mistakes.

The bank ran a closecheck on the numbers to catch any errors.