Get your clock cleaned Meaning in English
expression
释义
This informal expression means to be badly beaten or defeated, often in a game, competition, or fight.
用法与细微差别
Very informal and often used in sports or joking contexts. Implies a one-sided, clear defeat. Not usually literal—rarely about actual clocks. Often found in the phrases 'he got his clock cleaned' or 'you're going to get your clock cleaned'.
例句
After that last round, I definitely got my clock cleaned.
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He played chess with his brother and got his clock cleaned.
basic
Our team got its clock cleaned in the final game.
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If you’re not careful, you’ll get your clock cleaned in this competition.
basic
Wow, you really got your clock cleaned out there! What happened?
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Don’t mess with her—she’ll get your clock cleaned in a fight.
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