“Looking over” in Japanese
Short answer
Looking over in Japanese is “通覧” (tsuuran). Full meaning: looking over, glancing through.
Other ways to say “Looking over” in Japanese
添削
tensaku correction, looking over, touching up
総覧
souran general survey, looking through, looking over; compendium, complete guide, comprehensive guide
目検
meken visual inspection, looking over, checking (manually)
見越し
mikoshi anticipation, expectation; looking over (e.g. a fence)
チェック
chekku check (pattern), plaid; check, inspection, examination, looking over, scrutinizing; check (mark), tick, marking with a check, checking off, ticking
一覧
ichiran look, glance, sight, having a look at, looking over, glancing through, running one's eyes over; summary, list, table, catalog, catalogue
綜覧
souran general survey, looking through, looking over; compendium, complete guide, comprehensive guide
見越
mikoshi anticipation, expectation; looking over (e.g. a fence)
チェッグ
cheggu check (pattern), plaid; check, inspection, examination, looking over, scrutinizing; check (mark), tick, marking with a check, checking off, ticking
チエック
chekku check (pattern), plaid; check, inspection, examination, looking over, scrutinizing; check (mark), tick, marking with a check, checking off, ticking
ちぇっく
chekku check (pattern), plaid; check, inspection, examination, looking over, scrutinizing; check (mark), tick, marking with a check, checking off, ticking
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