check out (EN)

phrasal verb

phrasal verb “check out”

1. to pay the bill and leave a hotel or accommodation
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   We need to check out of our room by 11 a.m.
2. to pay for items at a store or online before leaving
   After selecting their groceries, they went to check out at the register.
3. to look at or examine something interesting
   You should check out the new bookstore downtown.
4. to borrow an item from a library
   He checked out three novels for his literature class.
5. to be confirmed or verified after investigation
   The alibi she gave checked out when the police investigated.
6. (computing) to obtain a copy of code from a repository to work on
   The developer checked out the latest version of the software to fix a bug.
7. to become unresponsive or mentally disengaged
   During the long presentation, he completely checked out.
8. to leave quickly
   As soon as the concert ended, the crowd checked out of the venue.
9. to die
   Sadly, he checked out after a long battle with illness.