in·spect 
/ɪnˈspɛkt/ verb
in·spects; in·spect·ed; in·spect·ing /ɪnˈspɛkt/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to look at (something) carefully in order to learn more about it, to find problems, etc.
▪ The border guard inspected [=examined] their passports. ▪ She had the car inspected by a mechanic before she bought it. ▪ The candles are inspected for damage/defects before being packaged. ▪ After the storm, we went outside to inspect the damage. 2 : to officially visit a school, hospital, etc., in order to see if rules are being followed and things are in their proper condition
▪ He inspected the soldiers' barracks. ▪ inspecting a restaurant for health code violations
▪ The border guard inspected [=examined] their passports. ▪ She had the car inspected by a mechanic before she bought it. ▪ The candles are inspected for damage/defects before being packaged. ▪ After the storm, we went outside to inspect the damage.
▪ He inspected the soldiers' barracks. ▪ inspecting a restaurant for health code violations
