continuouscheck

noun
UK /kənˈtɪnjuəs tʃɛk/
US /kənˈtɪnjuəs tʃɛk/

A continuous check is when you keep looking at something again and again to make sure it is okay.

The nurse did a continuous check on the baby's breathing all night.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A test that runs without stopping to see if a machine or program is working correctly.

The server passed its continuous check without any errors.

3. A repeated look at someone's work to make sure it stays correct over time.

The teacher kept a continuous check on the students' progress.

4. A pattern of small marks that go on without a break, like on a striped shirt.

The fabric had a continuous check of blue and white squares.