Pronunciation: /laɪk klɑkwɜrk/
noun a phrase used to describe something that happens with regularity and precision
A1 My alarm clock goes off like clockwork every morning.
A2 The bus arrives at the same time every day, like clockwork.
B1 Her routine is so precise, it runs like clockwork.
B2 The factory operates like clockwork, with everything running smoothly.
C1 The project was executed with precision, everything falling into place like clockwork.
C2 The team's coordination was impeccable, working together like clockwork to achieve their goal.
adverb in a regular and precise manner, like the regularity of a clock's movement
A1 She wakes up at 7am every day like clockwork.
A2 The bus arrives at the stop like clockwork every morning.
B1 The factory workers start their shift at 8am like clockwork.
B2 The train departs from the station like clockwork, never delayed.
C1 The performer's routine is executed like clockwork, with precision and timing.
C2 The chef's dishes are prepared and served like clockwork, ensuring a seamless dining experience.
formal The train arrived at the station like clockwork, precisely at 9:00 am.
informal Every morning, she shows up to work at 8:30 like clockwork.
slang My grandma's cookies are so good, they disappear like clockwork whenever she bakes them.
figurative His routine was so predictable, it was like clockwork in how he went about his day.
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