clock off

英 [klɒk ɒf]

美 [klɑːk ɔːf]

（用考勤卡）记录下班的时间; 打卡下班

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (用考勤卡)记录下班的时间;打卡下班
  When youclock offat work, you leave work or put a special card into a device to show what time you left.
  1. The Night Duty Officer was ready to clock off...
     值夜班的警员准备打卡下班。
  2. They clocked off duty and left at ten to three.
     他们打卡下班，于2点50分离开。

英英释义

verb

• register one's departure from work
  Synonym:clock outpunch out

双语例句

• My alarm clock didn't go off, so I missed biology class. Then, I lost my home work assignment for math.
  我的闹钟坏了，因此我错过了生物科，然后我忘记了数学课布置的家庭作业。
• Starting on Monday, workers at a district council in eastern England must clock off and back on if they take a cigarette break, as they will no longer be paid for time spent smoking, Reuters reported.
  据路透社报道，11月1日起，英格兰东部一个区议会的员工若想抽根烟歇一会，必须打卡计时，他们在吸烟时段将不再获取工作报酬。
• There is a clock off centre on the wall.
  偏离墙中央有个钟。
• My alarm clock didn't go off ⑦, and by the time I woke up ⑧, my father had already gone into the bathroom and I had to wait for him to come out.
  我的闹钟没有响，我醒来的时候，我爸爸已经进了洗浴间，我只好等他出来。
• TAXI drivers, to the puzzlement of economists, often work long hours on slow days and clock off early in busy periods.
  出租车司机的工作，常常令经济学家困惑，平日里他们工作很长时间，赶上繁忙的节假日更得早起拉活。
• The alarm clock went off, but I just slept through it.
  闹钟响了，但我仍照睡不误。
• Trainee doctors are being left alone with seriously-ill patients out of hours because highly-paid experienced older staff want to clock off at6pm.
  那些高薪有经验的老医师都把严重病患留给实习医生，因为他们自己想在下午六点就下班。
• The clock ticked away [ off] the time.
  钟滴答作响，时间在流逝。
• It has a built-in alarm clock that goes off exactly every 24 hours.
  蜜蜂身体里有一个天生的闹钟，它准确地每24小时循环一次。
• I meant to study early in the morning, so I set the alarm clock to go off at four.
  我本来想要早上起来读书，所以把闹钟定在四点钟响的。