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Meanings of check in in English

Catalan
registrar-se

Announce one's arrival, e.g. at hotels or airports.

registrar-se

Add some changes to a repository of a revision control system.

Usage of check in in English
1
Wired asked several experts to check in on the future of hotels.
Wired
2
You need to check in with me, let me know what's happening.
The cold room
3
Managers must frequently check in with teams to watch for problem signs.
BBC
4
It's also a good idea to check in with your spiritual connection.
Ebony
5
Her father came to the door with the check in his hand.
Aunt Jane's Nieces
6
Shall I do that now, or would you rather check in first?
The arms maker of berlin
7
Global Victoria managed logistics around the check in and check out process.
News.com.au
8
At the moment, I had to check in on my own business.
Latte trouble
9
I just wanted to check in and see how things were going.
The player
10
I walked out of the house with Mike's check in my hand.
John Winchester’s Journal
11
Holding check in left hand, he examines it closely through the glass.
Writing the Photoplay
12
Since he was already stopped, he decided to check in with Maura.
Table for five
13
I stopped updating and didn't check in on my profile very often.
Wired
14
He jotted off a check in an amount he thought was suitable.
The cottage
15
They were supposed to have completed their background check in three months.
The arms maker of berlin
16
So what do you say we check in ten hours from now?
Year Zero
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Translations for check in
Check in through the time
Check in across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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