double-check
Speech parts
1. double-check - Noun
2. double-check - Verb
Meaning
something that checks the correctness of a previous check
check once more to be absolutely sure
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double check
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Before John Glenn flew Friendship 7 in 1962, becoming the first American to orbit Earth, he asked Johnson to double-check the math of the "new electronic" computations.
Always double-check the URL and contact details of a firm/person in case it is a ‘clone firm/person’ pretending to be an authorised firm/person, such as your bank or a genuine investment firm.
Always double check the ball size on the towing vehicle and secure the trailer with safety chains, as losing your trailer can be scary and potentially life-threatening to others on the road.
Also, if you see any errors in the console, double check to make sure they have to do with our code as they may be coming from a different addon or a different part of Local.
Always double check the weather on your way out, and pack something that will aid you should the opposite forecast occur.
According to Drive Safely’s website, one of the first rules of driving safely around motorcycles is to double check oncoming traffic when making a lefthand turn.