Definition
to check in (to/at a hotel)
: to register oneself (in a hotel), to present oneself on arrival (at a hotel)to check in on (someone, something): to update oneself, to get news of (someone, something)
to check in with (someone, something): to give (someone) news (about something), to update (someone about something)
check in: reception, a place to register (your arrival, your bags etc.)
- "This morning we're going to check in with our European correspondent Rupert Kensington, who is joining us from.."
- "I am unable to reach you by telephone, so I am writing you this email in regards to a patient who checked in at 3 AM this morning."
- "We'll check in again next week."
- "Before we go any further, let's check in with our "eye in the sky", Ray Upton for a quick traffic report."
- "- You can check in any time between 3PM and 3.30PM."
- "Let's check in right away with my favorite correspondent, Enrique De la Cruz, who's joining us right now from the Azteca stadium in Mexico City."
- "Icarus : Excuse me gentlemen, I think we should probably get out of here and check in to the hotel."
- "We'll check in again for an update soon."
- "Your business card was attached to the patient's buttocks with chewing gum. He refuses to reveal his name, and broke a fire-extinguisher during check in."
- "Enrique : That's all I've got for you guys right now, I'll check in with you tomorrow."
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