Phrasal verbs relacionadas con el tiempo

 A continuación les dejo una lista de phrasal verbs relacionadas con el tiempo:

• Clock in: registrar la hora de llegada al trabajo, generalmente mediante un reloj.
• Ejemplos:
•   Every morning, I clock in at exactly 9 a.m. to start my workday.
•  All the factory must clock in before starting work each day.
• Clock out: registrar la hora de salida del trabajo
• Ejemplos:
• Don't forget to clock out before you go home tonight
• She had clocked out of her bank at 5.02pm using her plastic card.
• Take off: pasar tiempo fuera del trabajo
• Ejemplos:
• You should also plan your vacations in advance and inform your supervisor when you want to take time off
•  I haven't had a holiday for a long time. I should take off for a while and go somewhere nice.
• Move up:cambiar la hora o fecha de algo para hacer que algo suceda antes de lo esperado
• Ejemplos:
• If you work hard and show dedication, you may have the opportunity to move up within the company and take on more challenging roles.
•  The company has decided to move up the release of their new phone from May to March.
• Pressed for: no tener suficiente de algo usualmente tiempo o plata
• Ejemplos:
• Sometimes, work can be demanding, and you might find yourself pressed for time to complete tasks. 
• The deadline is approaching, and I'm feeling a bit pressed for time to complete this project.
• I'm pressed for time to finish this report before the end of the day.
• Fit in: encontrar tiempo para hacer algo o ver a alguien
• Ejemplos:
• Remember to fit in short breaks to recharge and maintain productivity throughout the day.
• The doctor is very busy today, but he may be able to fit in just after lunch.
• Press on: continuar haciendo algode una determinada manera
• Ejemplos:
• We haven't got time to discuss that. We need to press on with topic of day's meeting.
• The government is pressing ahead with its plans to reorganize the penal system.
• It was pouring with rain, but we pressed on regardless.