check in with

(verb) to talk to someone to let them know that you are okay

Example Sentences:

Teenager: Mom, I’m going camping for the weekend! I’ll see you on Monday.
Mom: Okay! Don’t forget to check in with me. Give me a call!

The travelling businessman checked in with his wife when he arrived at his hotel.

Husband: Our son called today.
Wife: From his European vacation?
Husband: Yes. He was just checking in with us.
Wife: Is he okay?
Husband: He needs money.

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Similar idioms:

1. lead someone on
2. pick up the check
3. a leopard can’t change its spots
4. check out someone
5. check out
6. check out
7. April fool’s!
8. get out of one’s face
9. when hell freezes over
10. open up a can of worms
11. call off
12. back off
13. turn to
14. give and take
15. pick up the tab