clock out

clock out
BrE clock off v + adv
a) (register time of departure) fichar, marcar* or (Méx) checar* tarjeta (al salir del trabajo)
b) (leave work) salir* del trabajo
VI + ADV = clock off
* * *
BrE clock off v + adv
a) (register time of departure) fichar, marcar* or (Méx) checar* tarjeta (al salir del trabajo)
b) (leave work) salir* del trabajo

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