check-in
1 of 1noun/ˈtʃɛkɪn/
Forms:check-ins
1
the process of arriving at a location such as an airport, a hotel, etc., and reporting one's presence
B1Learn more on Wikipedia- After a long flight, we proceeded to the hotel lobby for check-in and were warmly greeted by the reception staff.
- The airline recommends arriving at least two hours before your flight for check-in and security screening.
- Online check-in is available for this event, allowing participants to skip the registration line on the day of the conference.
- As part of the check-in process, guests are required to present a valid ID and provide a credit card for incidental charges.
- Don't forget to complete the mobile check-in process before your appointment to minimize wait times at the doctor's office.
2
the place where passengers register and drop off their luggage before traveling
- They asked for my passport at check-in before the flight.
- We dropped off our luggage at the check-in area.
- The hotel’s check-in is located near the entrance.
- He was waiting at the check-in area to hand over his suitcase.
- He arrived early to avoid the long line at check-in.