English
Bulgarian
I. clock [klɒk, Am klɑːk] N
1. clock (for time):
4. clock:
I. time [taɪm] N
1. time no pl a. SPORTS:
2. time (specific time item):
3. time (frequency):
4. time no pl (right moment):
5. time (epoch):
6. time (life):
8. time ECON, LAW:
9. time COMPUT:
| I | clock |
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| you | clock |
| he/she/it | clocks |
| we | clock |
| you | clock |
| they | clock |
| I | clocked |
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| you | clocked |
| he/she/it | clocked |
| we | clocked |
| you | clocked |
| they | clocked |
| I | have | clocked |
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| you | have | clocked |
| he/she/it | has | clocked |
| we | have | clocked |
| you | have | clocked |
| they | have | clocked |
| I | had | clocked |
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| you | had | clocked |
| he/she/it | had | clocked |
| we | had | clocked |
| you | had | clocked |
| they | had | clocked |
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Other implementations include a fine for showing up, or a simple refusal of clocking-in on the time clock.
en.wikipedia.org The reason that accidents are mostly likely to happen during the early to midafternoon may have to do with the biological time clock.
en.wikipedia.org There is a time clock to the top left of the stand.
en.wikipedia.org Cage set the admission price at $5 and had a time clock installed in the lobby of the theatre.
en.wikipedia.org Rock employs the time clock concept to racial tensions in schools by asserting his tormentor was simply playing the role he was dealt.
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