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clock something up
phrasal verb with clockverb[ T ]uk /klɒk/ us /klɑːk/
mainly UKinformal
to win or achieve a large number of similar things: 赢得，获得（大量的某物）
The Australians have clocked up three gold medals and two silvers in the swimming events.在游泳项目上，澳大利亚队获得3枚金牌和两枚银牌。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
A game
accomplish
achieve
acquit
actualize
bear
get through
get to/reach first baseidiom
go faridiom
go from strength to strengthidiom
go into orbitidiom
kill
pan
rise
scale the heightsidiom
scrape through (something)
sew something up
slam dunk
smash itidiom
stand out
clock sth up | Business English
clock sth up
phrasal verb with clockverb[ I ]uk /klɒk/us
UKinformal
to collect or achieve a large number of similar things:
Most store cards are just about the worst way shoppers can clock up debts.
In a couple of months she will clock up a year's employment and will be able to take up the company's pension deal.
Motorists who clock up more than 15,000 miles a year are more likely to be caught speeding because of the huge number of speed cameras around.
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