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clock in

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌklɑk ˈɪn/ · UK /ˌklɒk ˈɪn/

clock in means: To record the time you arrive and begin work.

verb

START WORKB1

To record the time you arrive and begin work.

  • Please clock in when you arrive.
  • I clocked in ten minutes late.
  • Have all the workers clocked in?

How to use it: clock in at + time (We clock in at eight.)

Similar words: punch in, sign in

Opposites: clock out

Common phrases: clock in at work, clock in late

MEASURED VALUEC1

To have a particular measured weight, length, time, or other value.

  • The parcel clocks in at five kilos.
  • Her final lap clocked in at just under a minute.
  • The new report clocks in at nearly three hundred pages.

How to use it: clock in at + measurement (The film clocks in at two hours.)

Similar words: measure, weigh

Common phrases: clock in at something, clock in under something

Questions about clock in

What does clock in mean?

To record the time you arrive and begin work.

What is clock in in other languages?

Türkçe: işe giriş kaydı yapmak · Español: fichar al entrar · Français: pointer à l’arrivée · Deutsch: einstempeln · Italiano: timbrare il cartellino · 日本語: 出勤打刻する

How do you pronounce clock in?

In American English /ˌklɑk ˈɪn/; in British English /ˌklɒk ˈɪn/.

How do you use clock in in a sentence?

Please clock in when you arrive. I clocked in ten minutes late.

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