Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɛkˌlɪst/
noun a list of items to be checked or consulted
A1 I use a checklist to make sure I don't forget anything when packing for a trip.
A2 The teacher gave us a checklist to help us organize our research for the project.
B1 Before submitting the report, I always go through a checklist to ensure all necessary information is included.
B2 The pilot followed the pre-flight checklist carefully before taking off.
C1 The event planner created a detailed checklist to ensure everything ran smoothly during the conference.
C2 The surgeon meticulously went through a checklist of steps before beginning the complex procedure.
adjective pertaining to or being a checklist
A1 I made a checklist of things to pack for my trip.
A2 She followed the checklist to make sure she didn't forget anything for the party.
B1 The pilot went through his pre-flight checklist before taking off.
B2 The project manager created a detailed checklist to keep track of tasks and deadlines.
C1 The surgeon meticulously followed the checklist to ensure all steps were completed during the operation.
C2 The quality control team used a comprehensive checklist to ensure all products met the company's standards.
formal Before starting the project, make sure to review the checklist to ensure all tasks are accounted for.
informal Hey, don't forget to go over the checklist before we get started.
slang Yo, we gotta run through the checklist real quick before we dive in.
figurative Using a checklist is like having a map to guide you through the project.
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