check-in
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Definition
Noun: 1. The act of reporting one's arrival: The process of announcing or registering one's presence at a place, such as an airport, hotel, or event. 2. The location or counter for this process: The specific desk, counter, or area where this registration occurs.
Usage
The word "check-in" is used to describe the formal process of arrival registration. It is most commonly associated with travel and hospitality.
Examples
- Please proceed to the airline check-in to receive your boarding pass.
- Hotel check-in time is usually after 3:00 PM.
- The conference check-in will be in the main lobby.
- We completed the online check-in 24 hours before our flight.
Advanced Usage
- "to be at check-in": To be at the location or in the process of registering arrival.
- I'll meet you at check-in in 30 minutes.
- "check-in process/procedure": Refers to the specific steps involved in registering.
- The new automated check-in process is much faster.
Variants and Related Words
- Check in (phrasal verb): The action of reporting one's arrival.
- We need to check in at the front desk.
- Check-in desk/counter (noun phrase): The physical location for the process.
- The check-in counter for your flight is number 12.
- Check-in agent (noun phrase): The person who assists with the process.
- The check-in agent was very helpful.
Synonyms
- Registration
- Arrival registration
- Sign-in
Related Phrasal Verbs
- Check in: To register upon arrival.
- Passengers must check in at least one hour before departure.
- Check out: To settle one's account and leave (especially a hotel).
- We need to check out of the hotel by 11 AM.
Noun
- the act of reporting your presence (as at an airport or a hotel)