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checker

[ˈtʃekər]

checker Definition

  • 1a person or machine that checks something
  • 2a pattern of alternating squares of different colors, especially on fabric
  • 3a small, usually red or black disk used as a counter in various games

Using checker: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "checker" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The checker at the airport inspected my passport.

  • Example

    The shirt has a blue and white checker pattern.

  • Example

    We need to use checkers as game pieces for this board game.

checker Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with checker

  • a history of both good and bad experiences, often implying a questionable or unsavory reputation

    Example

    The politician's checkered past made it difficult for him to gain support for his campaign.

  • a pattern of alternating squares of different colors, often used in interior design or fashion

    Example

    The kitchen floor had a black and white checkerboard pattern.

  • play checkers

    to play the game of checkers, a two-player board game where each player moves their pieces diagonally to capture their opponent's pieces

    Example

    We used to play checkers every Saturday afternoon.

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Summary: checker in Brief

The term 'checker' [ˈtʃekər] refers to a person or machine that checks something, a pattern of alternating squares of different colors, and a small disk used as a counter in games. It is used in phrases like 'checkered past,' denoting a history of both good and bad experiences, and 'play checkers,' referring to the game of checkers.

How do native speakers use this expression?

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