clock out
(UK also clock off) informal — phrasal verb with clock /klɒk/
/klɑːk/ verb [T] Definition
› to leave work, especially by recording the time you leave on a special machineWorking hours and periods of workWork, working and the workplace
(Definition of clock out from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- after hours idiom
- clock in phrasal verb
- flexible working noun
- flexitime noun
- full-time adjective, adverb
- man-hour noun
- night shift noun
- nine number
- office hours noun
- opening hours noun
- opening time noun
- overtime adverb, noun
- reduced time noun
- rise verb (STOP WORK)
- rush hour noun
- shiftwork noun
- time clock noun
- timesheet noun
- unsocial adjective
- working day noun
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