treecheck
verbUK /ˈtriːtʃɛk/
US /ˈtriːtʃɛk/
To look at a tree to see if it is healthy or safe.
The park worker will treecheck the old oak before the storm.
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2. A quick look to make sure a tree is not damaged or dangerous.
We did a treecheck on the branches after the wind.
3. To mark or record trees in an area for counting or study.
The students treecheck the woods for their science project.
4. A computer check that verifies a tree-shaped data structure.
The program runs a treecheck to find broken links.