Check and Let

Check

Check noun - The amount owed at a bar or restaurant or the slip of paper stating the amount.

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Let and check are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Let" instead the word "Check" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: checked, checking, checkup, checker, checklist

Let noun - Something that makes movement or progress difficult.

Usage example: a private resort that allows vacationers to experience without let the joys of nudism

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Check and let are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Check" instead the word "Let" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Word: letting

work	check work	let work
body	check body	let body
name	check name	let name
time	check time	let time
Other words: game, book, head, door, damage, hands, times.

No, check that... I'm gonna put him in jail till the jail rots on top of him, then I'm gonna move him to a new jail and let that jail rot. I'm—

Source: Hanging Judge
Let's add a small window to allow the ground crew to check if the doors are properly locked, and a small plate with instructions in English (all the ground crews all over the world speak English, right?) on how to check it.

Source: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Not What It Looks Like: When Inuyasha refuses to let Kagome check on his injuries after their battle with Yura of the Hair, she tries to tear off his shirt in order to check for any serious damage.

Source: Manga / InuYasha

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