check-in

Speech parts

1. check-in - Noun

2. check-in - Verb

Meaning

announce one's arrival, e.g. at hotels or airports

the act of reporting your presence (as at an airport or a hotel)

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check in

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After an hour-long wait in line to check in, Loeblein said he waited another three hours before being tested for the flu and then another hour to receive the negative flu results. Source: Internet

After patients check in, they go to the RV's snug bathroom to provide a urine sample. Source: Internet

Also, points of non-human contact such as airport self-check-in kiosks to facilitate web check-in will be emphasized upon for passengers traveling. Source: Internet

“Airports are already implementing apps for personal identification and check-in, bag check, temperature screening, shopping and parking options,” says Askew. Source: Internet

Asus says they’re designed to work in tandem within enterprise environments to enable check-in via facial recognition and automated lighting, plus wireless presentations and persistent device monitoring. Source: Internet

BusinessFirst passengers check in at separate counters and can use priority security screening where available. Source: Internet

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