单词 | tick |
释义 | verb | noun ticktick1 ●●○ /tɪk/ verb 1[intransitive] if a clock or watch ticks, it makes a short sound every second2what makes somebody tick informal the thoughts, desires, opinions, etc. that give someone his or her character or make someone behave in a particular way: Nobody can figure out what makes him tick.tick away/by phrasal verb1 (also tick away) if time ticks away or by, it passes, especially when you are waiting for something to happen2 tick something ↔ away if a clock or watch ticks away the hours, minutes, etc., it shows them as they passtick off phrasal verb1tick somebody ↔ off informal to annoy someone: Her attitude is really ticking me off.2tick something ↔ off to tell someone a list of things, especially when you touch a different finger as you tell each thing on the list: He began ticking off points on his fingers. verb | noun ticktick2 noun 1 [countable] the short repeated sound that a clock or watch makes every second, or a series of these sounds2[countable] a very small creature like an insect that lives on the skin of other animals and sucks their blood3[countable] a small change in the amount or value of something, especially in the price of stock in a company |
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