走查

zǒuchá
verb

Meanings

  1. 1 walkthrough (esp. code review or design review)
  2. 2 to walk through and inspect (software, design, plan)

Examples

Wǒmen míngtiān shàngwǔ yīqǐ zǒuchá zhè duàn dàimǎ.
Let's walk through this section of code together tomorrow morning.
Shèjìgǎo zài shàngxiàn qián yào jīngguò jǐ lún zǒuchá.
The design needs to go through several rounds of walkthroughs before going live.

Tips

register
Tech-industry jargon, calqued from English 'walkthrough'. Standard in Chinese software/UX teams: 代码走查 (dàimǎ zǒuchá, 'code walkthrough'), 设计走查 (shèjì zǒuchá, 'design walkthrough'). Outside tech, native speakers may not recognize it — use 检查 (jiǎnchá) or 审查 (shěnchá) in general contexts.
memory
('walk') + ('inspect') — literally 'walk-and-check'. The metaphor mirrors English 'walkthrough' exactly: you mentally walk through the steps, checking each one. Same construction as 走访 (zǒufǎng, 'go and visit') and (zǒudú, 'commute to school').

Stroke Order

zǒu
chá