Check in with Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To contact someone to see how they are, give updates, or discuss something. It can mean checking on someone's well-being or making sure everything is going as planned.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly informal and used in work, friendship, or family settings. Common with 'just' ('I'll just check in with him'). Can be about updates, well-being, or progress. Not used for hotels/airports (that's 'check in'). Be clear who you 'check in with.'
Example Sentences
I need to check in with my boss before I leave.
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Can you check in with your mom and see if she's okay?
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He tries to check in with his team once a week.
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Hey, just wanted to check in with you and see how everything’s going.
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You should check in with your doctor if your symptoms get worse.
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Let's check in with marketing before we move forward with the campaign.
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