check-in
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- noun
- /ˈtʃɛkˌɪn/
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- During our therapy sessions, we always start with a check-in to discuss how each of us is doing emotionally.
- weekly check-in
- regular check-in
- daily check-in
So I will do another check in in a little bit.
- So I will do another check in in a little bit.
- So today I've actually done my half year check in.
- And the check in my life is my relationship with God.
Examples
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Do a body check-in and ask yourself honestly, "Why have I been afraid to look?"
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So this is a little bit of a COVID check in with me and whatever cats decide to participate.
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So I will do another check in in a little bit.
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So first layer is to actually do a check in with yourself.
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So just make sure that you and Hudson do a video check-in at least twice a day until Monday.
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And just the gentle kind of reminder to slow down, check in with yourself, take some deep breaths, close your eyes.
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Don't let shame stop us from seeking help and constantly be mindful and check in with ourselves.
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Students involved in the CICO intervention begin their day with a check-in.
Academic text (2013) -
Another way we monitored students' research projects was through a mid-research check-in.
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As peers become competent communication partners, adults can gradually fade their support to periodic check-ins.
Academic text (2014)
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A helpful way to remember check-in for apps is to see check as a quick 'confirm' and in as 'present' or 'here'. That's why a digital check-in is a short report that shows you are 'okay' or gives your current status.