Punch out Meaning in English
expression
ˈpəntʃ/ /ˈaʊt
PUNCH-owt
pˈʌntʃ/ /ˈaʊt
PUNCH-owt
释义
To officially record that you are leaving work using a time clock. It can also mean to hit something so it moves out or to strike forcefully.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used in workplace settings for clocking out at the end of work. Can also be physical: 'punch out' a shape from paper or literally hit something so it moves. Informal/colloquial. Not the same as 'punch in' (when you start work).
Spanish: fichar la salida - marcar la salida - golpear fueraPortuguese (BR): bater o cartão (na saída) - marcar a saída - socar para foraPortuguese (PT): bater o cartão (à saída) - marcar a saída - dar um murro para foraChinese (Simplified): 打卡下班 - 打出来 - 打出去Chinese (Traditional): 打卡下班 - 打出來 - 打出去Hindi: छुट्टी के समय घड़ी में पंच करना - बाहर मुक्का मारनाArabic: تسجيل الخروج (بالبطاقة) - يوجه لكمة للخارجBengali: ছাড়ানো (কাজ থেকে সরে যাওয়ার জন্য) - ঘুষি মেরে বের করা - খোঁচা দিয়ে কাটাRussian: отметиться на выход - выбить (ударом) - пробитьJapanese: 退勤する - 打ち抜くVietnamese: chấm công ra - đấm bật ra - đục raKorean: 퇴근 체크하다 - 때려서 내보내다 - 뚫어내다Turkish: çıkış yapmak (işten) - yumrukla vurup çıkarmak - delmekUrdu: کام سے نکلنا - زور سے مار کر نکالنا - سوراخ نکالناIndonesian: absen keluar - memukul keluar - melubangi
例句
I always punch out at 5 PM.
basic
Please punch out before you leave.
basic
You must punch out on the machine when your shift ends.
basic
After a long day, I can't wait to punch out and go home.
natural
The boxer managed to punch out his opponent in the final round.
natural
He used a tool to punch out perfect circles from the metal sheet.
natural