clock

中英词典：

名词

clock:

1. a mechanical or electrical device for measuring time, indicating hours, minutes, and sometimes seconds by hands on a round dial or by displayed figures.

（用于测量时间的机械或电子设备，通过圆盘上的指针或显示的数字来指示小时、分钟，有时也包括秒数。）

动词

clock:

1. register (a certain time) with a clock.

（用时钟记录某个特定的时间。）

形容词

clockwise:

1. in the direction that the hands of a clock move.

（顺时针方向，即时钟指针的转动方向。）

counter-clockwise:

1. in the direction opposite to the rotation of the hands of a clock.

（逆时针方向，即与时钟指针的转动方向相反的方向。）

词汇扩充：

clock in: 在工作场所打卡上班

clock out: 在工作场所打卡下班

近义词：

timepiece

watch

反义词：

disregard

ignore

柯林斯词典：

clock: A clock is a device that shows the time and that you have in your home, in a room, or on the wall of a building. It has numbers or marks which show the time. It shows the time by moving pointers, which are shaped like a V and are fixed to a round surface.

牛津词典：

clock: An instrument for measuring and indicating time, typically by hands moving over a dial face and including mechanical or electronic mechanisms.

用法：

1. What time is it? Let me check the clock.

2. Don't forget to clock in when you arrive at work.

例句：

1. He glanced at the clock on the mantelpiece.
2. The clock struck twelve.
3. I heard the clock ticking.
4. The clock is slow.
5. She looked at the clock and realized she was late.
6. It's time to set the clock back for daylight saving.
7. He has a collection of antique clocks.
8. I need to wind up the clock every day.
9. She checked her watch against the clock on the wall.
10. The clock in the kitchen is broken and needs to be fixed.