英语词汇“checked in”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

check in

2 of 2

verb

checked in; checking in; checks in

intransitive verb

: to register at a hotel

When you arrive at the hotel, please check in at the front desk.

Once we've checked in and dropped off our luggage, we'll meet you in the lobby.

A regular at MGM Resorts properties, she uses her phone to pull up the M Life smartphone app, where she can check in remotely.

Bryan Horwath

: to report one's presence or arrival

check in at a convention

Airlines may also require passengers to submit documentation for their service animals at least 48 hours in advance of the date of travel. But those passengers will now be allowed to check in online instead of in person.

Chicago Tribune

US : to find out or report the status of someone or something especially as part of a regular pattern of communication or monitoring

She checks in with her boss/team every Friday.

I'm just checking in to find out how your doctor's appointment went.

Asking for feedback can definitely be scary, but it's good to check in and get some constructive criticism on how you're doing.

Nancy Valev

—often followed by on or with

I'm just checking in with you to find out how your doctor's appointment went.All parents should have a system where they check in with their kids frequently.

James LehmanHe will be required to check in with a probation officer every week at the outset, and undergo drug and alcohol testing and complete psychological counseling.

Cory SchafferDuring the early afternoon, Mrs. Ruane … checked in on the patient who had returned from her procedure.

Pohla Smith"… Millions of Americans use social media every day to check in on friends and family, learn about current events, and share their experiences online. … "

Shayne Adamski"… But, Shirley, thank you so much. I'll check in with you again as the story unfolds, OK?"

Drew PinskyWe access our work email on our phones, catch up on messages during our commutes and even when we're out at lunch, check in on work before bed—some of us feel like we have to just to be good employees.

Alan Henry… suggests … setting up Remote Desktop so that you can check in on the systems from afar …

Andrew Cunningham

transitive verb

: to satisfy all requirements in returning

check in the equipment after using

单词	checked in
释义	check-in 1 of 2 noun ˈchek-ˌin : an act or instance of checking in check in 2 of 2 verb checked in; checking in; checks in intransitive verb 1 : to register at a hotel When you arrive at the hotel, please check in at the front desk. Once we've checked in and dropped off our luggage, we'll meet you in the lobby. A regular at MGM Resorts properties, she uses her phone to pull up the M Life smartphone app, where she can check in remotely. Bryan Horwath 2 : to report one's presence or arrival check in at a convention Airlines may also require passengers to submit documentation for their service animals at least 48 hours in advance of the date of travel. But those passengers will now be allowed to check in online instead of in person. Chicago Tribune 3 US : to find out or report the status of someone or something especially as part of a regular pattern of communication or monitoring She checks in with her boss/team every Friday. I'm just checking in to find out how your doctor's appointment went. Asking for feedback can definitely be scary, but it's good to check in and get some constructive criticism on how you're doing. Nancy Valev —often followed by on or with I'm just checking in with you to find out how your doctor's appointment went.All parents should have a system where they check in with their kids frequently. James LehmanHe will be required to check in with a probation officer every week at the outset, and undergo drug and alcohol testing and complete psychological counseling. Cory SchafferDuring the early afternoon, Mrs. Ruane … checked in on the patient who had returned from her procedure. Pohla Smith"… Millions of Americans use social media every day to check in on friends and family, learn about current events, and share their experiences online. … " Shayne Adamski"… But, Shirley, thank you so much. I'll check in with you again as the story unfolds, OK?" Drew PinskyWe access our work email on our phones, catch up on messages during our commutes and even when we're out at lunch, check in on work before bed—some of us feel like we have to just to be good employees. Alan Henry… suggests … setting up Remote Desktop so that you can check in on the systems from afar … Andrew Cunningham transitive verb : to satisfy all requirements in returning check in the equipment after using Word History First Known Use Noun 1927, in the meaning defined above Verb 1918, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense 1 checked in verb past tense of check in 1 as in touched down Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance touched down blew in pulled in burst (in or into) bursted (in or into) clocked (in) breezed (in) waltzed (in) debarked showed up disembarked hit reached got through got in turned up barged (in) fetched arrived came appeared made landed Antonyms & Near Antonyms left went clocked (out) checked out fled vamoosed 2 as in enrolled Synonyms & Similar Words enrolled registered listed matriculated scheduled inscribed drafted conscripted enlisted booked empaneled impanelled impaneled inducted mustered empanelled wait-listed Antonyms & Near Antonyms excluded checked off rejected omitted expelled delisted overlooked expunged See More
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check-in

noun

verb

Word History

verb