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What is the real meaning of chack?

It seems you might be looking for the meaning of "check" rather than "chack". "Chack" isn't a commonly used word in English.

Here are some meanings of "check":

* To examine something carefully: "Please check your work for any errors."

* To verify or confirm: "I need to check my flight schedule."

* To stop or restrain something: "He checked his impulse to shout."

* A mark or symbol used to indicate something: "Put a check next to the items you want."

* A written order to a bank to pay money: "I wrote a check for the rent."

* A chess move: "The queen is in check."

If you meant "check" and are looking for a specific meaning, please provide more context. For example:

* "What is the real meaning of 'check' in the phrase 'check your privilege'?"

* "What is the real meaning of 'check' in the context of a chess game?"

Once you provide more context, I can give you a more precise answer.

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