pre-check

noun
UK /ˈpriː.tʃek/
US /ˈpriː.tʃek/

A quick look to make sure everything is okay before you start.

The teacher did a pre-check of our homework before the test.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To look over something quickly before the main check.

Please pre-check your answers before handing in the paper.

3. A first safety look done before a flight or trip.

The pilot completed the pre-check before takeoff.

4. A quick test of a machine before it is used.

The technician ran a pre-check on the printer.