A1 noun 中性 #3,631 最常用

check-out

/ˈtʃek.aʊt/

The act of leaving a hotel or similar place after paying the bill and returning the room key. It can also refer to the area in a store where you pay for your items.

例句

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1

The check-out at this hotel is very fast and easy.

The process of leaving the hotel is very quick and simple.

2

Please ensure that check-out is completed by 11:00 AM to avoid extra charges.

Please finish the leaving process by 11:00 AM so you don't have to pay more.

3

I'll wait for you near the check-out while you find the bread.

I will wait for you by the paying area while you look for the bread.

词族

名词
check-out
Verb
check out
相关
checker
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记忆技巧

Think of the 'check' (the bill) you pay before you go 'out' of the hotel door.

快速测验

The hotel ________ is at 10:00 AM, so we need to pack our bags now.

正确!

正确答案是: check-out

例句

1

The check-out at this hotel is very fast and easy.

everyday

The process of leaving the hotel is very quick and simple.

2

Please ensure that check-out is completed by 11:00 AM to avoid extra charges.

formal

Please finish the leaving process by 11:00 AM so you don't have to pay more.

3

I'll wait for you near the check-out while you find the bread.

informal

I will wait for you by the paying area while you look for the bread.

4

The study analyzes the impact of automated check-out systems on consumer behavior.

academic

The research looks at how automatic paying machines change how people shop.

5

We need to optimize the check-out procedure to improve customer satisfaction.

business

We must make the paying process better to make customers happier.

词族

名词
check-out
Verb
check out
相关
checker

常见搭配

late check-out leaving the hotel later than the usual time
check-out time the specific hour you must leave your room
express check-out a very fast way to pay and leave
check-out counter the desk where you pay for items in a shop
self-check-out a machine where you scan and pay for your own items

常用短语

check-out time

the time by which you must leave

at the check-out

at the place where you pay

request a late check-out

ask to stay in the room for a few more hours

容易混淆的词

check-out vs check-in

Check-in is when you arrive and get your key; check-out is when you pay and leave.

check-out vs checkout (verb)

The noun (check-out) is the place or process; the verb (check out) is the action of leaving or looking at something.

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使用说明

Use 'check-out' as a noun to refer to the desk in a shop or the process of leaving a hotel. It is often hyphenated or written as one word 'checkout'.

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常见错误

Learners often forget the hyphen when using it as a noun, or they use 'check-in' when they actually mean they are leaving the hotel.

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记忆技巧

Think of the 'check' (the bill) you pay before you go 'out' of the hotel door.

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词源

Derived from the phrasal verb 'to check out', which appeared in the early 20th century to describe the process of verifying a bill before leaving.

语法模式

countable noun usually singular in travel contexts often acts as a compound noun
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文化背景

In many Western supermarkets, 'self-check-out' lanes are now more common than lanes with human cashiers.

快速测验

The hotel ________ is at 10:00 AM, so we need to pack our bags now.

正确!

正确答案是: check-out

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