chequeo
“chequeo” means “check-up” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
check-upAlso: physical exam
📝 In Action
Tengo un chequeo con el doctor mañana.
A1I have a check-up with the doctor tomorrow.
Los médicos recomiendan un chequeo general una vez al año.
B1Doctors recommend a general check-up once a year.
El chequeo médico reveló que su salud es excelente.
B2The medical check-up revealed that his health is excellent.
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checkAlso: inspection, screening
📝 In Action
El mecánico le hizo un chequeo rápido al motor.
A2The mechanic did a quick check on the engine.
Hay un chequeo de seguridad antes de entrar al estadio.
B1There is a security screening before entering the stadium.
El sistema realiza un chequeo automático cada noche.
B2The system performs an automatic check every night.
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Quick Quiz: chequeo
Question 1 of 3
¿Cómo se dice 'medical check-up' en español?
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📚 Etymology
Borrowed from the English verb 'to check.' It adapted into Spanish as the verb 'chequear,' from which the noun 'chequeo' was formed by adding the suffix '-eo'.
First recorded: 20th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'cheque' and 'chequeo'?
A 'cheque' is a physical paper used to pay money from a bank account. A 'chequeo' is a check-up, inspection, or verification process.
Is 'chequeo' used in Spain?
Yes, it is understood and used, though Spaniards often prefer the word 'revisión' for medical or mechanical check-ups.
Can I use 'chequeo' as a verb?
No, 'chequeo' is a noun (the thing). To express the action of checking, use the verb 'chequear'.