Pronunciation: /klɑk ɪn/
noun a device used to measure and indicate time
A1 I need to clock in before starting my shift.
A2 Don't forget to clock in when you arrive at work.
B1 Employees are required to clock in and out for their shifts.
B2 Make sure you clock in on time to avoid any issues with your attendance.
C1 The new system allows employees to clock in using their mobile phones.
C2 It is important to accurately clock in and out to ensure accurate payroll.
verb to record the time at which one arrives at work by using a time clock
A1 I clock in at work every morning.
A2 She forgot to clock in when she arrived at the office.
B1 Employees are required to clock in and out for their shifts.
B2 Make sure to clock in before starting your work for the day.
C1 The system automatically clocks in employees when they enter the building.
C2 It is important to accurately clock in and out to ensure proper payment for hours worked.
formal Employees are required to clock in at the beginning of their shift.
informal Don't forget to clock in when you arrive at work.
slang Make sure to punch in when you get to work.
figurative She always seems to clock in right on time with her witty remarks.
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