Clock off
/ˈklɒk ɒf/B1
Intermediate
1. To record one's departure from work, often done by an employee at the end of a workday using a time clock.
- She forgot to clock off and had to fill out a timesheet manually.
- The employees line up to clock off at exactly 5 PM every day.
2. To stop working or end one's work shift.
- I usually clock off at 6 PM, but today I had to stay late.
- He was happy to clock off early on Friday for the long weekend.
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