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Meanings of clock off in English
Synonyms
Examples for "clock out"
Examples for "clock out"
1
We're going to clock out and go off duty in about five minutes.
2
I had less than an hour until I could clock out.
3
The Panthers then ran the clock out to preserve the win.
4
ROMULUS: Why did the Helvetian moron throw the water clock out the window?
5
That's an unlawful request because it's asking people to clock out and continue working.
1
If she says that one more time, I'll punch out her lights.
2
The conductor nodded back and took another punch out of his ticket.
3
One loses his sword and I see him punch out in rage.
4
She suddenly looked as if she burned to punch out his lights.
5
No one drinks punch out of a central punch bowl any more.
Usage of clock off in English
1
Or at least put the right policies in place before you clock off.
2
That's why I'd taken to knocking my alarm clock off my bedside table.
3
The alarm was raised when he failed to clock off later in the day.
4
Morelli reached out and knocked the clock off the nightstand.
5
And even when we clock off, technology has blurred the lines between work and leisure.
6
As curtain rises, the clock off stage slowly strikes for the sixteenth or seventeenth time.
7
They may not have to clock in, but they don't know how to clock off.
8
We just ply our trade, when we're allowed to, do the job, and then clock off.
9
Good time to clock off, I reckon.
10
I had knocked my alarm clock off the bedside table again, but this time my parents didn't come in.
11
It is as if the drivers clock off at the same time, and if there is a match on, forget it.
12
By now they are a well-oiled chrome machine: half-band, half-tunesmith terminators who refuse to clock off from the job of pop.
13
He's knocked a clock off the wall with his efforts to get free and now some dudes on his way with keys.
14
Then, like a man in a dream, I put it down, crossed the room, and took the eyeless clock off the wall.
15
After that, you're on your own. While she's due to clock off at 3pm, Ms Stagg explained that she rarely left on time.
16
Telecommunications company Vodafone is letting some of its employees clock off early on a Friday afternoon, and it's a win-win situation, says an organisational psychologist.