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I. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] N

1. clock (for showing time):

2. clock inf (counter):

Phrases:

cofać [perf cofnąć] czas

II. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] VB trans

1. clock (achieve):

2. clock AUTO (register):

3. clock AUTO (record speed):

4. clock (record time):

mierzyć [perf zmierzyć] komuś czas

5. clock Brit (notice):

zauważać [perf zauważyć]

6. clock (go at speed):

rozwijać [perf rozwinąć] prędkość 150 mil na godzinę

alarm clock N

biological clock N BIOL

clock in VB intr

1. clock in (record time):

2. clock in inf (arrive):

przychodzić [perf przyjść] do pracy

clock off VB intr

1. clock off (record time):

2. clock off inf (leave):

wychodzić [perf wyjść] z pracy

clock on VB intr

clock on PHRVB clock in

clock in VB intr

1. clock in (record time):

2. clock in inf (arrive):

przychodzić [perf przyjść] do pracy

clock out VB intr

clock out PHRVB clock off

clock off VB intr

1. clock off (record time):

2. clock off inf (leave):

wychodzić [perf wyjść] z pracy

clock up VB trans

1. clock up (drive):

2. clock up victory, win:

odnosić [perf odnieść]

clock radio N

clock radio → radio alarm

cuckoo clock N

grandfather clock N

punch-clock N

quartz clock N

OpenDict entry

clock N

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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Programmed cell death, or apoptosis, is determined by a biological clock via genetic information in the nucleus of the cell.
en.wikipedia.org
Getting extra exposure to sunlight can help reset the biological clock and cope with the darker evenings.
news.vanderbilt.edu
It appears that in mammals and flies, the cryptochromes function in entrainment of the biological clock.
en.wikipedia.org
This has prompted researchers to speculate involvement, or dysfunction of the brain's hypothalamus, which controls the body's biological clock and circadian rhythm.
en.wikipedia.org
In addition, this work also led to the discovery of many other genes that regulate the biological clock.
en.wikipedia.org

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