Round the clock Meaning in English
expression
ˈɹaʊnd/ /ˈðə/, /ðə/, /ði/ /ˈkɫɑk
ROWND-thuh-KLAHK
ɹˈaʊnd/ /ðə, ði/ /klˈɒk
rownd-thuh-KLOK
释义
All day and all night, without stopping; operating or happening continuously for 24 hours.
用法与细微差别
Used in both formal and informal contexts when something happens, is available, or works 24 hours a day. Common collocation: 'work round the clock', 'service round the clock'. American English also uses 'around the clock.' Often relates to work, services, or emergencies.
Spanish: todo el día - las 24 horasPortuguese (BR): 24 horas por dia - o tempo todoPortuguese (PT): 24 horas por dia - sempreChinese (Simplified): 全天候 - 24小时Chinese (Traditional): 全天候 - 24小時Hindi: चौबीसों घंटेArabic: طوال اليوم - على مدار الساعةBengali: চব্বিশ ঘণ্টা - দিনরাতRussian: круглосуточноJapanese: 24時間 - 絶え間なくVietnamese: suốt ngày đêm - 24/7Korean: 24시간 내내 - 밤낮없이Turkish: 24 saat boyunca - aralıksızUrdu: چوبیس گھنٹے - ہر وقتIndonesian: 24 jam - sepanjang waktu
例句
The hospital is open round the clock.
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He worked round the clock to finish the project.
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The police are watching the area round the clock.
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We offer customer support round the clock, so call us anytime.
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They've been cleaning up the mess round the clock since the storm hit.
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If you need help, our team is here round the clock.
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