Collocation
I'd like to check in.
To register one's arrival at a place like a hotel, airport, or event; or to make contact with someone to report on one's situation or progress.
Definition
'I'd like to check in.' is a common English collocation. To register one's arrival at a place like a hotel, airport, or event; or to make contact with someone to report on one's situation or progress.
check + in
“When you arrive, please go to the front desk to check in.”
Examples
- The flight was delayed, so we couldn't check in on time.
- Could you please tell me where I can check in for flight BA249?
- We usually check in online to save time at the airport.
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- Have you checked in your luggage yet?
- Don't forget to check in with your boss when you arrive at the office.
- Guests must check in before 6 PM or their reservation may be cancelled.
- She was so tired after the journey, she just wanted to check in and go to her room.
- I'll check in with you later this afternoon to see how your project is going.
- After checking in, we went straight to the security gate.
- The hotel manager helped us check in quickly, despite the busy lobby.
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