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going-over image - A thorough examination or inspection; a reprimand.

going-over

/ˈɡoʊɪŋ ˌoʊvər/

Intermediate

A thorough examination or inspection; a reprimand.

📚 Meanings

noun
  • 1.

    A thorough inspection or close examination of something, typically to find problems or make improvements.

    "The inspector gave the building a thorough going-over."

  • 2.

    A severe scolding, criticism, or reprimand given to someone, usually to point out mistakes or give a warning.

    "He received a severe going-over from his coach after the game."

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The car needs a complete going-over before our long road trip.

The car needs a complete going-over before our long road trip.

My boss gave me a going-over for missing the important deadline.

My boss gave me a going-over for missing the important deadline.

The police gave the suspect's apartment a thorough going-over.

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going-over - translations in 8 languages

한국어점검, 질책
EnglishA thorough examination or inspection; a reprimand.
简体中文检查
Tiếng Việtkiểm tra
Françaisexamen, savon
Españolrevisión, regaño
Монголшалгалт, дайралт
ไทยการตรวจสอบ, การตำหนิ

Frequently asked about going-over

How do you pronounce going-over?

going-over is pronounced [/ˈɡoʊɪŋ ˌoʊvər/]. You can hear a native pronunciation on Smoveth.

What does going-over mean?

going-over means "A thorough examination or inspection; a reprimand.". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.

How difficult is going-over?

going-over is a Intermediate-level word.

Can you give an example sentence with going-over?

Example: "The car needs a complete going-over before our long road trip." — used to mean "A thorough examination or inspection; a reprimand.".

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