clock up UK
klɒk ʌp
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Definition of clock up - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.
1.
timeUKaccumulate time or experience over timeUK
  • She clocked up ten years of experience.
accumulate gather
2.
travelUKcover a distance over a periodUK
  • The car clocked up 200 miles on the trip.
accumulate cover
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tall building with a clock high up

Examples of clock up in a sentence

  • They clocked up several victories this season.
  • The pilot clocked up thousands of flight hours.
  • She clocked up 10,000 steps on her walk.

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  1. French:accumuler, parcourir, ...
  2. German:sammeln, fahren, ...
  3. Italian:accumulare, percorrere, ...
  4. Spanish:acumular, ...
  5. Portuguese:acumular, percorrer, ...
  6. Chinese:积累, 行驶, ...
  7. Japanese:積み重ねる, 走破する, ...
  8. Arabic:جَمَعَ, سَجَّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִצְבּוֹר, לִגְמֹעַ מֶרְחָקִים, ...
  10. Russian:накапливать, пройти, ...
  11. Ukrainian:накопичувати, долати, ...
  12. Hindi:हासिल करना, तय करना, ...
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