survey
/ˈsɜːvɪ/ /ˈsɜrvɪ/Definitions
1. noun
an official inspection or examination of something, especially a building, to check for defects, damage, or safety hazards
“The home inspector conducted a thorough survey of the property before making an offer.”
2. verb
to examine or inspect something, especially a place or area, to gather information or data
“The researcher decided to survey the local community to understand their opinions on the new development.”
3. verb
to look at or examine something carefully, often to decide what to do or how to proceed
“The team surveyed the situation before deciding on their next move.”
4. verb
to ask or request information from people, especially as part of a research project or poll
“The polling company surveyed thousands of voters to predict the outcome of the election.”
5. noun
a systematic and comprehensive examination or investigation of something
“The environmental impact survey revealed the effects of pollution on the local ecosystem.”
6. noun
a detailed and comprehensive view or understanding of something
“The company’s market survey highlighted the growing demand for sustainable products.”