to presurvey
- verb
- Before the official count, researchers presurveyed the area to plan their approach.
Examples
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It is important to presurvey the building to ensure safety for all workers.
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The team will presurvey the land to identify any potential issues before starting the project.
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We need to presurvey the site before construction begins.
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The team presurveyed the area last week.
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The team decided to presurvey the area for potential construction before starting the main project.
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Before launching the new app, the developers will presurvey user feedback to ensure it meets expectations.
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To avoid any issues, they presurveyed the location prior to the festival to assess the necessary preparations.
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Etymology
The verb presurvey comes from pre- meaning 'before' and survey meaning 'to look over' or 'check'. So to presurvey is to do a quick check before the main survey or project.