Collocation
check in
Definition
to arrive and register your presence (especially at a hotel or airport), or to report your status
'check in' is a common English collocation. to arrive and register your presence (especially at a hotel or airport), or to report your status
check in (at + place) / check in (with + person)
“We need to check in at the hotel before 3 p.m.”
Examples
- We should _____ in at the hotel before we go sightseeing.
- I need to _____ in online for my flight tonight.
- Please _____ in at the front desk when you arrive.
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- They _____ in late because their train was delayed.
- Have you _____ in yet, or are you still in the taxi?
- Passengers can _____ in two hours before departure.
- I’m going to _____ in with my manager after the meeting to confirm next steps.
- The nurse will _____ in on you every hour to make sure you’re comfortable.
- If anything changes, _____ in with me so we can adjust the plan.
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- check out to look at something because it is interesting; or to leave a hotel and pay your bill