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复查 — pronunciations, definitions, and tags
HanziPinyinEnglishTags
复查fùchárecheckingHSK 7, unknown, 18 strokes, rank #16074, Very Hard
复查fùcháre-inspectionHSK 7, unknown, 18 strokes, rank #16074, Very Hard
复查fùcháreexaminationHSK 7, unknown, 18 strokes, rank #16074, Very Hard
fùchá(fu4cha2) T4
  1. 1rechecking
  2. 2re-inspection
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March 24, 2026

复查(復查)fùchá(fu4cha2)

复查 (fù chá) refers to the process of rechecking or re-inspecting something, often used in contexts such as medical examinations or quality control in manufacturing. It implies a second review to ensure accuracy or correctness after the initial assessment.

Strokes18Frequency#16074DifficultyVery Hard
Cultural Note

In Chinese culture, thoroughness and accuracy are highly valued, especially in fields like medicine and education, making 复查 an important concept in ensuring quality and reliability.

Memory Tip

Think of 复 as 'to return' and 查 as 'to check.' Imagine a detective returning to the scene of a crime to check the evidence again. The 'fu' in 'fù' sounds like 'fu' in 'fool,' reminding you not to be a fool by skipping the recheck!

Meanings of 复查

fùchá(fu4cha2)
1rechecking
2re-inspection
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About 复查

复查Simplified
復查Traditional
18Strokes
—Radical
动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedTOCFLL5CEFRC2

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AI Study Notes for 复查

Quick Contrast

复审 (fùshěn) - use 复查 when referring to a recheck for accuracy, while 复审 typically implies a more formal review process.

Usage Notes

Be mindful of the context in which you use 复查; it is more formal and typically used in professional settings. Common collocations include 复查报告 (re-examination report) and 复查结果 (re-examination results). Avoid using it in casual conversation as it may sound out of place.

HSK Study Tips

This word is not part of the HSK vocabulary but connects well with other terms related to examination and verification. Focus on related verbs like 查 (chá - to check) and 复 (fù - to repeat) to expand your understanding.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse 复查 with 复习 (fù xí), which means to review or study. An incorrect example would be using 复查 when talking about studying for an exam; instead, you should say 复习.

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Component Characters

复fùto go and return
HSK 29 strokes夊
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查cháto research
HSK 39 strokes木
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How to say rechecking in Chinese

“rechecking” in Chinese is复查fùchá

复查 (fù chá) refers to the process of rechecking or re-inspecting something, often used in contexts such as medical examinations or quality control in manufacturing. It implies a second review to ensure accuracy or correctness after the initial assessment.

When to use 复查

Be mindful of the context in which you use 复查; it is more formal and typically used in professional settings. Common collocations include 复查报告 (re-examination report) and 复查结果 (re-examination results). Avoid using it in casual conversation as it may sound out of place.

复查 or something close to it

复审 (fùshěn) - use 复查 when referring to a recheck for accuracy, while 复审 typically implies a more formal review process.

What learners get wrong

Learners often confuse 复查 with 复习 (fù xí), which means to review or study. An incorrect example would be using 复查 when talking about studying for an exam; instead, you should say 复习.

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Frequently Asked Questions about 复查

It means rechecking, re-inspecting, or re-examining.

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