fullcheck
nounUK /ˈfʊl.tʃek/
US /ˈfʊl.tʃek/
A fullcheck is a complete look to make sure everything is okay.
Before the trip, Dad did a fullcheck of the car.
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2. A final, careful test of a machine or system before it is used.
The pilot ran a fullcheck on the plane's controls.
3. A complete count of all items in a list or collection.
The librarian did a fullcheck of the returned books.
4. A total review of a plan to catch any mistakes.
Our teacher gave the project a fullcheck before we presented it.