Used attributively before another noun to denote something related to the act or place of paying for purchases or leaving accommodation (e.g., 'checkout counter').
de caisseEmploi attributif ou épithète en commerce; se rapporte à la caisse ou au passage en caisse.
The supermarket installed new checkout lanes to speed up service.
Le supermarché a installé de nouvelles voies de caisse pour accélérer le service.
Definitions
checkoutnoun
The place in a store where customers pay for their purchases.
I waited in line at the checkout to pay for my groceries.
The process of paying for items at a store.
The checkout was quick because there were no lines.
A point in an online shopping process where the customer finalizes their purchase.
I added the items to my cart and proceeded to checkout.
A time when a guest must leave a hotel room and pay their bill.
The hotel's checkout time is at 11 AM.
checkoutverb
To finalize the purchase of goods or services, especially on an e-commerce site, by paying and confirming the order.
When you're ready to buy, click the cart icon to checkout.
Computing: to retrieve or switch to a particular version or branch of files in a version-control system.
Run 'git checkout feature-branch' to start working on it.
checkoutadjective
Relating to or used for the place or process of paying for goods or departing accommodation; used before a noun.
The supermarket installed new checkout lanes to speed up service.