clock on
The phrase "clock on" originates from traditional timekeeping methods used in workplaces to track employees' work hours.
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Definition
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(common, UK)To record the time of arrival at work, often using a timekeeping device.
Example
- She clocks on at 9 AM every day.
- Make sure to clock on as soon as you arrive.
B2Workplace
(common, UK)To begin one's work shift or start working officially.
Example
- He clocks on and immediately starts his tasks.
- They clock on at different times depending on their schedules.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "clock on":
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