Clock ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Clock ( noun )

1. A device that measures and indicates time, typically by the regular movement of a pointer on a dial, by the sound of a bell, or by electronic means.
2. A similar device used to regulate machines or industrial processes.
3. A person or thing that keeps a steady and reliable pace.

Origin:

The word clock comes from the old english word "cloccen" which means bell. the word clock was first used in the 14th century to refer to a mechanical device that strikes a bell or makes other noise at regular intervals to measure time.

Examples:

1. He looked at the clock and saw that it was getting late.
2. The clock on the wall was ticking loudly.
3. The factory had a clock to regulate the production line.
4. She is a very punctual person, always on time like a clock.
5. The grandfather clock was a family heirloom.

(As a verb)

Clock ( verb )

1. A device that measures and indicates time, typically by the regular movement of a pointer on a dial, by the sound of a bell, or by electronic means.
2. A similar device used to regulate machines or industrial processes.
3. A person or thing that keeps a steady and reliable pace.

Origin:

The word clock comes from the old english word "cloccen" which means bell. the word clock was first used in the 14th century to refer to a mechanical device that strikes a bell or makes other noise at regular intervals to measure time.

Examples:

1. He looked at the clock and saw that it was getting late.
2. The clock on the wall was ticking loudly.
3. The factory had a clock to regulate the production line.
4. She is a very punctual person, always on time like a clock.
5. The grandfather clock was a family heirloom.