checks, checked, checking

to check in
phrasal verbC

Contact someone to report or update on a situation
  • 1I will check in with my boss after the meeting.
  • 2She likes to check in with her parents every week.
When you call, message, or visit someone to tell them how you are or what is happening, you are giving them news or letting them know you are okay. For example, you might talk to your boss or family to share updates or to say everything is fine.
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People often check in with friends or family when traveling to let them know they arrived safely or to update about their trip.
at a garden
Staying in Touch Among the Flowers
Laura
Hey Sarah, I just wanted to check in and see how you're doing with the plant cataloging.
Sarah
Thanks, Laura! I'm almost done with the roses section.
Laura
Great! Let me know if you need any help with the next section.
Sarah
Will do, thanks for checking in!
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Similar to "to check in":
  • 1report
  • 2update