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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. clock [americ klɑk, Brit klɒk] SUBST

1. clock (timepiece):

clock
to work around or round the clock
to work around or round the clock
to turn or put the clock back

2. clock:

time clock
time clock
to punch the clock
to punch the clock
to punch the clock

3. clock MOTOR coloq:

clock (odometer)
clock (speedometer)
clock (speedometer)
it's only got 10, 000 on the clock Brit

4. clock (in taxi):

clock coloq

II. clock [americ klɑk, Brit klɒk] VERBO trans

1.1. clock coloq (achieve, reach):

clock speed/time
clock speed/time
I clock 500 miles a week

1.2. clock coloq (time):

clock athlete/race

2. clock (hit) Brit coloq:

casi le doy una coloq

speaking clock SUBST Brit

speaking clock
speaking clock

time clock SUBST

time clock
time clock

cuckoo clock SUBST

cuckoo clock
cuckoo clock

grandfather clock SUBST

internal clock SUBST

1. internal clock (sense of time):

internal clock

2. internal clock BIOL:

internal clock
internal clock

clock radio SUBST

clock radio

clock out VERBO [americ klɑk -, Brit klɒk -] (v + adv)

clock out
clock out
clock out

clock on VERBO [americ klɑk -, Brit klɒk -] Brit

clock on → clock in

clock in VERBO [americ klɑk -, Brit klɒk -] (v + adv)

clock in
clock in
clock in

clock in VERBO [americ klɑk -, Brit klɒk -] (v + adv)

clock in
clock in
clock in

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I. clock [klɒk, americ klɑ:k] SUBST

1. clock (for time):

clock
alarm clock
round the clock

2. clock:

clock (speedometer)
clock (mileometer)

II. clock [klɒk, americ klɑ:k] VERBO trans

1. clock (take amount of time):

clock

2. clock (measure time):

clock
this car can clock 150mph

3. clock coloq (hit):

clock

quartz clock SUBST

quartz clock

clock out VERBO intr

1. clock out (record time):

clock out

2. clock out coloq (leave work):

clock out

wall clock SUBST

wall clock

time clock SUBST

time clock

clock timer SUBST

clock timer

clock-watcher SUBST coloq

clock-watcher

speaking clock SUBST Brit

speaking clock

clock in VERBO intr

1. clock in (record time):

clock in

2. clock in coloq (arrive):

clock in

biological clock SUBST coloq

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I. clock [klak] SUBST

1. clock (for time):

clock
alarm clock
around the clock

2. clock:

clock (speedometer)
clock (odometer)

II. clock [klak] VERBO trans

1. clock (take amount of time):

clock

2. clock (measure time):

clock
this car can clock 150mph

biological clock SUBST

cuckoo clock SUBST

cuckoo clock

quartz clock SUBST

quartz clock

time clock SUBST

time clock

alarm clock SUBST

alarm clock

clock out VERBO intr

1. clock out (record time):

clock out

2. clock out coloq (leave work):

clock out

clock up VERBO trans insep

clock up (attain)
clock up (travel)

clock radio SUBST

clock radio

clock in VERBO intr

1. clock in (record time):

clock in

2. clock in coloq (arrive):

clock in
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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In the factories, meanwhile, standardization, routinization and the tyranny of the time clock erased human differences between workers when not actually erasing humanity.
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For example, students punch in and out on a time clock each day, dress professionally, and are given work assignments with timelines for completion.
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Upon expiration of the time clock, the device shuts off and can not be used again until the code is re-entered.
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The staff no longer punches in at a mechanical time clock, nor do they wear green eyeshades and plastic sleeve protectors.
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The device also had its own time clock, allowing codes to be sent at any future time.
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