to investigate; to survey; to inquire into actual conditions

to inspect; to examine; to look over something (such as a physical exam, review of work, or a written self-criticism) to ensure quality, safety, or accuracy

to search; to ransack; to rummage, often in the context of looking for criminals or illegal goods

to examine or investigate carefully; to inspect for approval or compliance; to censor or perform censorship

to investigate and handle a case or illegal activity; to punish according to law after investigation

to check up on; to examine; to look over; to ferret out

to inquire into or ask about; to check, search, or look up information (e.g. in a document or database)

to find out; to discover; to trace or ferret out

Bureau of Investigation, especially the law enforcement agency under the Ministry of Justice in Taiwan

to trace; to track down; to find out the source or origin of something by following clues

to conduct a criminal investigation or detection, specifically by police or prosecutors to collect evidence and identify suspects

random inspection, selective examination, or sample testing

to investigate and research; to carry out an inquiry or fact-finding study

To investigate and seize contraband, stolen goods, or criminal suspects

to find out or clarify through investigation; to ascertain or prove a fact

General investigation or comprehensive survey covering all individuals or items in a population; abbreviation for [[普遍调查|普遍调查|pu3 bian4 diao4 cha2]]

to check again; to reexamine; to review

The English name Richard.

to check, examine, or inspect something to verify its accuracy; to audit

to search for, look up, or locate something missing or needed (often used for information or files)

to look up or refer to information in books, files, or other reference materials

to look into or investigate records, accounts, or progress

to check and evaluate based on a standard, such as work performance or academic achievement

to check thoroughly, conduct a comprehensive survey, or perform an audit; a thorough investigation or inspection (of accounts, assets, etc.)

to seal up, seize, or sequester property or an institution; to close down an office or business by legal force or official order to prevent its further use or activity

to conduct an on-site investigation; to survey or inspect a location for evidence or information

to go around and inspect; to make one's rounds; to make a tour of inspection

official responsible for inspections or examinations; an inspection officer; an examiner

to investigate thoroughly; to clarify or get to the bottom of a matter

to conduct a survey by selecting a representative portion from a population for study, or a method of research using such sampling

to examine or probe deeply; to investigate, scout out, or search for information

a method of investigation or research using a questionnaire to collect information

To investigate facts and handle a situation, typically by punishing someone for a crime or a serious mistake; to investigate and deal with an offender.

to investigate and verify; to check the facts and obtain evidence

to check and verify; to investigate and confirm as true

a legal document authorizing law enforcement to conduct a search of a person, property, or location for evidence of a crime

public opinion poll; a survey conducted to understand the views of the public through methods such as questionnaires or phone interviews

Chavez, a Spanish surname

The process of gathering and analyzing information about a market using statistical methods to assist with investment, promotion, or product development.

to inspect and verify; to check through examination; to examine and approve

a person who carries out an official or systematic inquiry

To look into or investigate a legal or criminal case

checkpoint; inspection station

an official who examines or inspects things; inspector

personnel who carry out inspections or examinations

The English name Richard.

Charleston, South Carolina (USA); a city name

to officially file a case for investigation; to initiate a criminal probe or prosecution