checker

/chek-er/US // ˈtʃɛk ər //UK // (ˈtʃɛkə) //

检查员,检查者,检验员,核对器

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a small, usually red or black disk of plastic or wood, used in playing checkers.
- : checkers, Also called, British, draughts .a game played by two persons, each with 12 playing pieces, on a checkerboard. loosely stacked brickwork through which furnace gases and incoming air are passed in turn, so that the heat of the exhaust is absorbed and later transferred to the incoming air.
- : a checkered pattern.
- : one of the squares of a checkered pattern.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to mark like a checkerboard.
- : to diversify in color; variegate.
- : to diversify in character; subject to alternations: Sorrow and joy have checkered his life.

as ininspector

Synonyms

Writer’s text editor has a built-in grammar checker and gives you useful real-time suggestions focusing on tone, style, and inclusiveness.
Spell checkers automatically catch your mistakes, while predictive text helps you craft memos and emails.
Until now, Facebook has responded to this sort of viral misinformation by pointing to its team of fact checkers it employs, which can result in Facebook taking down some stories or placing a warning label on them.
Not checkers, not chess, not Connect Four, certainly not a half-court shot with $1,200 on the line.
One of the most renowned names in the field of Go, a strategy board game that combines chess and checkers, the 22-year-old is presently ranked No.
Not to be a killjoy fact-checker, but this does seem like an important detail to get right.
As a dyslexic,” he said, “the spell checker has transformed my life.
I was a fact-checker for Time International, working on the European and Asian editions.
Then you graduated to clipper and finally to researcher—or fact-checker.
“When the fact checker from This American Life contacted Daisey, Daisey created a story,” Hesseldahl said.
They moved toward the door, but there Mr. Spackles paused to look back grandly upon the checker players.
"Now we can sit around the fire after dinner and tell stories," she said, putting away her papers in an old -board.

/chek-er/US // ˈtʃɛk ər //UK // (ˈtʃɛkə) //

检查员,检查者,检验员,核对器

n.名词 noun

1
- : a small, usually red or black disk of plastic or wood, used in playing checkers.
- : checkers, Also called, British, draughts .a game played by two persons, each with 12 playing pieces, on a checkerboard. loosely stacked brickwork through which furnace gases and incoming air are passed in turn, so that the heat of the exhaust is absorbed and later transferred to the incoming air.
- : a checkered pattern.
- : one of the squares of a checkered pattern.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to mark like a checkerboard.
- : to diversify in color; variegate.
- : to diversify in character; subject to alternations: Sorrow and joy have checkered his life.

as ininspector

Synonyms

Writer’s text editor has a built-in grammar checker and gives you useful real-time suggestions focusing on tone, style, and inclusiveness.
Spell checkers automatically catch your mistakes, while predictive text helps you craft memos and emails.
Until now, Facebook has responded to this sort of viral misinformation by pointing to its team of fact checkers it employs, which can result in Facebook taking down some stories or placing a warning label on them.
Not checkers, not chess, not Connect Four, certainly not a half-court shot with $1,200 on the line.
One of the most renowned names in the field of Go, a strategy board game that combines chess and checkers, the 22-year-old is presently ranked No.
Not to be a killjoy fact-checker, but this does seem like an important detail to get right.
As a dyslexic,” he said, “the spell checker has transformed my life.
I was a fact-checker for Time International, working on the European and Asian editions.
Then you graduated to clipper and finally to researcher—or fact-checker.
“When the fact checker from This American Life contacted Daisey, Daisey created a story,” Hesseldahl said.
They moved toward the door, but there Mr. Spackles paused to look back grandly upon the checker players.
"Now we can sit around the fire after dinner and tell stories," she said, putting away her papers in an old -board.