clock up
Verb
Meaning
record a distance travelled; on planes and cars
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But at a time when some of the biggest names in U.S. hip-hop are releasing bloated double albums to clock up Spotify plays, the quality-over-quantity approach of “Dos Siki” pays off.
Appropriately, this bank holiday weekend, Ramblers Scotland — celebrating its 50th year — is encouraging people to get out and enjoy the countryside, and they recommend the Ayrshire Coastal Path as a great place to clock up a few miles.
Scunthorpe United fans will clock up even more miles than last season after the make-up of League One was completed at the weekend.
Wear a Fitbit while shaking your wrist and you’ll soon find that the steps magically clock up.
We tend to clock up a lot of mileage around this time of year, but it’s always worth it.
They typically clock up to 70 hours per week on the farm in Havelock, Que., and though the pay is relatively low, the workers value it.