Translations for „clock up“ in the English » German Dictionary

clock up VB trans

1. clock up (travel a specific distance):

to clock up ⇆ sth

etw fahren

2. clock up esp Brit (attain) victory, medal:

to clock up ⇆ sth

etw für sich acc verbuchen können

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be up with the clock

gut in der Zeit liegen

to wind up a clock/watch

eine Uhr/Armbanduhr aufziehen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In fact, the manufacturer expects the market to clock up a mere 50,000 units worldwide by the end of 2012.

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The days when you don't clock up many miles aren't much fun.

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The second group also had to clock up 10,000 steps, but in addition undergo three resistance training sessions each week designed by the researchers.

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Soccer players, during a 90-minute game, travel just over 14.5km while rugby stars clock up over 7km in each game.

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The annual variation of the equation of time made a clock up to about 15 minutes fast or slow, relative to a sundial, depending on the time of year.

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The team that managed to clock up the most hours were set to win immunity from the public voting them off.

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With no souls to spend, you're forced to explore the first arena and bat away countless enemies to clock up some more currency.

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You might think you can clock up legal fees with the expectation of being awarded costs, also a mistake.

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It's not just a scorecard where we're trying to clock up titles.

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He offers to take the second clock up again.

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