Definition Synonyms
Definition of self-checking - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behavioract of examining your own work or actions for possible mistakes
- Regular self-checking helps students catch errors before submitting assignments.
2.
technologyTECH. system process that tests its own operation to detect faultsTECH.
- The software includes self-checking to identify problems during startup.
Adjective
1.
educationUS able to show if answers are right without help from a teacherUS
- The worksheet is self-checking, so students know right away if they understood.
2.
technologyTECH. able to find its own faults during normal use or operationTECH.
- The self-checking control system shuts down safely when it detects a problem.
Origin of self-checking
Modern English compound: self (oneself) + checking (verifying)
Examples of self-checking in a sentence
The software encourages user self-checking by flagging inconsistent answers. The built‑in self-checking reduces the need for manual diagnostics. During self-checking, the controller logs any detected hardware anomalies. The app includes self-checking quizzes after each lesson. These self-checking flashcards let children study independently. The self-checking software module flags corrupted data automatically.
Modern aircraft use self-checking sensors to enhance flight safety.
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- French:auto-vérification, autocorrectif, ...
- German:Selbstkontrolle, selbstkontrollierend, ...
- Italian:autoverifica, autocorrettivo, ...
- Spanish:autocomprobación, autocorregible, ...
- Portuguese:auto-verificação, autocorretivo, ...
- Chinese:自我检查, 自我校对的, ...
- Japanese:自己チェック, 自己採点式の, ...
- Arabic:تَحَقُّق ذاتِيّ, تِلْقائِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּדִיקָה עַצְמִית, לְבְדִיקַת עַצְמִי, ...
- Russian:самопроверка, самопроверочный, ...
- Ukrainian:самоперевірка, самоперевірний, ...
- Hindi:आत्म-जाँच, स्व-जाँच, ...
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