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What does check it out mean?
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- English (UK)
it means "See it" "look at it" or "try it"
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It's like: "look", before explaining something
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It’s used to tell someone to look at or try something. Such as “I found a cool new website, check it out” or maybe if someone has a photo or video of something cool they would say “check it out” when they show you.
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