Clock in
/klɒk ɪn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To record the time that one begins work at an establishment, typically involving the use of a time clock or similar system.
- Every morning, I clock in at 8:30 AM before starting my shift.
- Workers are required to clock in as soon as they arrive at the factory.
2. To officially begin the work period at a job or task.
- Make sure to clock in by the scheduled start time to avoid being penalized.
- Employees clock in at the office before heading out for their field assignments.
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