1. to check or inspect something in advance before a main or final check
Usage: common in computing, quality control, and administrative contexts

1. a preliminary check or inspection performed before a more thorough or official examination
Usage: often used in software testing and security screening

Examples

• The airline requires passengers to precheck their luggage before boarding.
• We need to precheck all the data before submitting the final report.
• The TSA PreCheck program allows travelers to go through security screening faster.
• The software team will precheck the code for bugs before the official review.
• A precheck of the equipment ensured everything was working properly.
• Please precheck your answers before turning in the exam.