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punch /pʌntʃ/ ► SEE ALLpunch in/outpunch sb in/out punch sth inpunch sth into sthpunch out, etc. punch sb out punch sth out●ˌpunch ˈin/ˈout●ˌpunch sb ˈin/ˈout (NAmE) to record the time that you arrive at or leave work, by putting a card into a machine; to do this for sb else （替某人）用计时卡登录上班／下班时间；（替某人）刷计时卡◆He punched in ten minutes late.
他上班刷卡迟到了十分钟。◆I was in such a hurry to leave that I forgot to punch out.
我下班时过于匆忙，忘了刷卡。◆Would you punch me in? I’m going to be late.
你可以帮我刷卡吗？我要迟到了。SYN clock in/on, clock sb in/on (BrE) , clock off/out (BrE) [v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌpunch sth ˈin●ˌpunch sth ˈinto sthto put information into a computer, etc. by pressing keys 将（信息）键入（计算机等）◆She punched in the security code and the door opened.
她输入密码，门开了。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌpunch ˈout, etc. (NAmE) ➡ punch in/out, etc. ●ˌpunch sb ˈout (NAmE, informal) to hit sb repeatedly 反复击打；连续揍◆Touch my car and I’ll punch you out.
你敢动一下我的车，我就让你尝尝我的拳头。SYN beat sb up ➡ see also punch in/out, punch sb in/out[v + n/pron + adv]●ˌpunch sth ˈout1. to press a combination of buttons or keys on a computer, telephone, etc. 按键（输入号码、字符等）◆He picked up the phone and punched out Donna’s number.
他拿起电话，拨打唐娜的号码。2. to hit sth very hard and make a hole in it or make sth fall out 在…上打孔；打破；打掉◆The burglar had punched out a pane of glass to open the window.
窃贼打碎一块玻璃，弄开了窗户。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |