Definition of clock-watcher in English:

clock-watcher

(also clock watcher)

nounˈklɒkwɒtʃəˈklɑk ˌwɑtʃər

An employee who is overly strict or zealous about not working more than the required hours.
his lamp burned throughout the night; he was no clock-watcher
Example sentencesExamples
- In a nation of clock-watchers, Gustav stood out.
- With your information, you'll be able to plea-bargain your way out of it by scapegoating some unsuspecting clock-watcher.
- Most working mothers cite improved focus on their work on returning from leave, and are not distracted clock-watchers.
- But the anecdotal evidence about the others - the clock-watchers - is piling up.
- She was always a true racer, not a clock-watcher.
- Their jobs will be taken by sloppy, indifferent clock-watchers.

Definition of clock-watcher in US English:

clock-watcher

(also clock watcher)

nounˈklɑk ˌwɑtʃər

An employee who is overly strict or zealous about not working more than the required hours.
his lamp burned throughout the night; he was no clock-watcher
Example sentencesExamples
- Their jobs will be taken by sloppy, indifferent clock-watchers.
- She was always a true racer, not a clock-watcher.
- With your information, you'll be able to plea-bargain your way out of it by scapegoating some unsuspecting clock-watcher.
- Most working mothers cite improved focus on their work on returning from leave, and are not distracted clock-watchers.
- But the anecdotal evidence about the others - the clock-watchers - is piling up.
- In a nation of clock-watchers, Gustav stood out.

单词	clock-watcher
释义	Definition of clock-watcher in English: clock-watcher (also clock watcher) nounˈklɒkwɒtʃəˈklɑk ˌwɑtʃər An employee who is overly strict or zealous about not working more than the required hours. his lamp burned throughout the night; he was no clock-watcher Example sentencesExamples In a nation of clock-watchers, Gustav stood out. With your information, you'll be able to plea-bargain your way out of it by scapegoating some unsuspecting clock-watcher. Most working mothers cite improved focus on their work on returning from leave, and are not distracted clock-watchers. But the anecdotal evidence about the others - the clock-watchers - is piling up. She was always a true racer, not a clock-watcher. Their jobs will be taken by sloppy, indifferent clock-watchers. Definition of clock-watcher in US English: clock-watcher (also clock watcher) nounˈklɑk ˌwɑtʃər An employee who is overly strict or zealous about not working more than the required hours. his lamp burned throughout the night; he was no clock-watcher Example sentencesExamples Their jobs will be taken by sloppy, indifferent clock-watchers. She was always a true racer, not a clock-watcher. With your information, you'll be able to plea-bargain your way out of it by scapegoating some unsuspecting clock-watcher. Most working mothers cite improved focus on their work on returning from leave, and are not distracted clock-watchers. But the anecdotal evidence about the others - the clock-watchers - is piling up. In a nation of clock-watchers, Gustav stood out.
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