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梳妆台
zegar

I. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] N

1. clock (for showing time):

clock

2. clock inf (counter):

clock

Phrases:

round [or around] the clock
to turn back the clock
cofać [perf cofnąć] czas

II. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] VB trans

1. clock (achieve):

2. clock AUTO (register):

3. clock AUTO (record speed):

to clock sb

4. clock (record time):

to clock sb
mierzyć [perf zmierzyć] komuś czas

5. clock Brit (notice):

clock
zauważać [perf zauważyć]

6. clock (go at speed):

to clock 150 mph
rozwijać [perf rozwinąć] prędkość 150 mil na godzinę
OpenDict entry

clock N

normal clock

alarm clock N

alarm clock

biological clock N BIOL

clock in VB intr

1. clock in (record time):

clock in

2. clock in inf (arrive):

clock in
przychodzić [perf przyjść] do pracy

clock off VB intr

1. clock off (record time):

clock off

2. clock off inf (leave):

clock off
wychodzić [perf wyjść] z pracy

clock on VB intr

clock on PHRVB clock in

clock in VB intr

1. clock in (record time):

clock in

2. clock in inf (arrive):

clock in
przychodzić [perf przyjść] do pracy

clock out VB intr

clock out PHRVB clock off

clock off VB intr

1. clock off (record time):

clock off

2. clock off inf (leave):

clock off
wychodzić [perf wyjść] z pracy

clock up VB trans

1. clock up (drive):

2. clock up victory, win:

clock up
odnosić [perf odnieść]

clock radio N

clock radio → radio alarm

cuckoo clock N

cuckoo clock

grandfather clock N

punch-clock N

punch-clock

quartz clock N

quartz clock
Present
Iclock
youclock
he/she/itclocks
weclock
youclock
theyclock
Past
Iclocked
youclocked
he/she/itclocked
weclocked
youclocked
theyclocked
Present Perfect
Ihaveclocked
youhaveclocked
he/she/ithasclocked
wehaveclocked
youhaveclocked
theyhaveclocked
Past Perfect
Ihadclocked
youhadclocked
he/she/ithadclocked
wehadclocked
youhadclocked
theyhadclocked

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to punch the clock
odbijać [perf odbić] kartę zegarową
to clock 150 mph
rozwijać [perf rozwinąć] prędkość 150 mil na godzinę

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

It throws your internal clock off.
www.620ckrm.com
Lads will often clock off as soon as a training session ends.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Instead of officially taking a holiday, many employees show up to work, informally clock off, and then spend a few hours hunting for bargains online.
theconversation.com
You no longer clock on, do your structured tasks that are managed and reviewed then clock off.
www.startupsmart.com.au
In other words, to clock off early from their duties.
www.news24.com