Definition of ticker in English:

ticker

noun ˈtɪkəˈtɪkər

1informal A watch.
〈非正式〉表
Example sentencesExamples
- The club's annual Christmas Fair will take place in the Castlecourt Hotel on the 2nd December and tickers will be on sale at €10.
- The ticker works perfectly well, telling the time in the normal way - except that the second hand runs backwards.
1. 1.1 A person's heart.
  心脏
  Example sentencesExamples
  The question is, does he have the ticker to push for it?
  The build up of waste in his body would have caused heart failure (given he has a dicky ticker anyway).
  And the heart people say aspirin is awfully good for the old ticker.
  He lacked the political ticker to take on the unions, he basked in the Olympic-reflected glory without harnessing its potential long-term benefits, and he presided over never-ending hospital waiting lists.
  When, two years ago, Mortimer gave us Rumpole Rests His Case, with its last story featuring our hero being carted off horizontal with a dodgy ticker, there was much lamenting.
  What's more, my ticker isn't pounding, my pins are unjellified and, to paraphrase a tune the 32-year-old has covered beautifully, he isn't giving me fever.
  The interesting question now is this: has Mr Howard got the ticker?
  He said, ‘I've got a dodgy ticker - or had previously’.
  Yesterday was another day, and although the line-up has looked decidedly weak since David Bowie developed problems with his ticker, there was still plenty for every taste.
  Somebody lube up the paddles, my ticker needs a jolt.
  A few weeks before the vote on November 7, the buzz goes, Cheney will announce his resignation, ostensibly because of signs of new trouble with his ticker.
  Fit or not, it's time to wise up and listen to your ticker.
2North American A telegraphic or electronic machine that prints out data on a strip of paper, especially stock market information or news reports.
〈北美〉（新闻等的）自动收报机；（股票行情）自动收录器，电子指示器
Example sentencesExamples
- Companies could sell subscriptions and place ads inside customized traffic information, weather reports, or sports tickers.
- To add stocks or indexes from the list you are watching, simply click on the ticker and a Set Parameters window will appear with a list of stock symbols that you can easily modify.
- There is a ticker on the organization's website which states the disturbing statistic that a police officer commits suicide every 22 hours in the United States.
- Those that utilize a full-time Internet connection, including a weather report and a stock ticker, are more interesting but still not terribly new.
- The news ticker at the bottom sped across the screen.
- A ticker symbol is the unique identification that stock exchanges worldwide give each company.
- However, I'm also mindful of how news tickers seem to attract people's attention.
- News tickers have quoted IOC officials questioning whether the Salt Lake Games should go on if the host country is at war.
- The cybercafé at Stockley Park has a kitchen and lounge with a television, a news ticker, and colorful iMacs for free Web surfing.
- The window-cleaner at the broker's office paused to watch the ticker…
- The network quickly switched to an all-service format showing phone numbers and Red Cross information over the ticker instead of prices.
- Another channel had on its ticker: ‘Road to and from airport flooded’: Civil Aviation ministry.
- Overall, flavors in dairy products continue to be a ticker worth watching as an indication of how to give consumers the flavors they desire in new and innovative products.
- In the upper left corner is Fox's omnipresent American flag, and at the bottom the news ticker, which further distracts from serious concentration or analysis.
- A favorite dot-com-era TV commercial of mine depicts several young entrepreneurs eagerly watching a ticker for their first e-commerce transaction.
- So next time you're watching TV or surfing a website with a ticker, you'll understand what all those numbers and symbols scrolling across your screen really mean.
- The novelty of playing with clock applets, weather widgets, stock tickers and dancing hula girls soon wears off.
- ‘To put it bluntly, news anchors are no longer needed to report stories as long as there are news tickers running across the TV screen’ Lin said.
- From 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. every day, customers can unwind with an eye on the ticker.
- If you look at a stock ticker, you will see something called a ‘bid’ price and an ‘ask’ price. The bid price is the highest price that someone is willing to pay for the stock.
- Demonstrators gathered in a drenching rain under the neon news ticker that carried reports of the latest bombings and troop movements.
1. 2.1
  another term for news ticker

Rhymes

bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, snicker, sticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca, wicker

Definition of ticker in US English:

ticker

nounˈtɪkərˈtikər

1informal A watch.
〈非正式〉表
Example sentencesExamples
- The club's annual Christmas Fair will take place in the Castlecourt Hotel on the 2nd December and tickers will be on sale at €10.
- The ticker works perfectly well, telling the time in the normal way - except that the second hand runs backwards.
1. 1.1 A person's heart.
  心脏
  Example sentencesExamples
  Fit or not, it's time to wise up and listen to your ticker.
  When, two years ago, Mortimer gave us Rumpole Rests His Case, with its last story featuring our hero being carted off horizontal with a dodgy ticker, there was much lamenting.
  What's more, my ticker isn't pounding, my pins are unjellified and, to paraphrase a tune the 32-year-old has covered beautifully, he isn't giving me fever.
  A few weeks before the vote on November 7, the buzz goes, Cheney will announce his resignation, ostensibly because of signs of new trouble with his ticker.
  The interesting question now is this: has Mr Howard got the ticker?
  The question is, does he have the ticker to push for it?
  And the heart people say aspirin is awfully good for the old ticker.
  He said, ‘I've got a dodgy ticker - or had previously’.
  The build up of waste in his body would have caused heart failure (given he has a dicky ticker anyway).
  Yesterday was another day, and although the line-up has looked decidedly weak since David Bowie developed problems with his ticker, there was still plenty for every taste.
  He lacked the political ticker to take on the unions, he basked in the Olympic-reflected glory without harnessing its potential long-term benefits, and he presided over never-ending hospital waiting lists.
  Somebody lube up the paddles, my ticker needs a jolt.
2North American A telegraphic or electronic machine that prints out data on a strip of paper, especially stock market information or news reports.
〈北美〉（新闻等的）自动收报机；（股票行情）自动收录器，电子指示器
Example sentencesExamples
- A favorite dot-com-era TV commercial of mine depicts several young entrepreneurs eagerly watching a ticker for their first e-commerce transaction.
- The network quickly switched to an all-service format showing phone numbers and Red Cross information over the ticker instead of prices.
- Companies could sell subscriptions and place ads inside customized traffic information, weather reports, or sports tickers.
- To add stocks or indexes from the list you are watching, simply click on the ticker and a Set Parameters window will appear with a list of stock symbols that you can easily modify.
- Another channel had on its ticker: ‘Road to and from airport flooded’: Civil Aviation ministry.
- In the upper left corner is Fox's omnipresent American flag, and at the bottom the news ticker, which further distracts from serious concentration or analysis.
- News tickers have quoted IOC officials questioning whether the Salt Lake Games should go on if the host country is at war.
- Those that utilize a full-time Internet connection, including a weather report and a stock ticker, are more interesting but still not terribly new.
- The novelty of playing with clock applets, weather widgets, stock tickers and dancing hula girls soon wears off.
- So next time you're watching TV or surfing a website with a ticker, you'll understand what all those numbers and symbols scrolling across your screen really mean.
- The news ticker at the bottom sped across the screen.
- From 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. every day, customers can unwind with an eye on the ticker.
- However, I'm also mindful of how news tickers seem to attract people's attention.
- The cybercafé at Stockley Park has a kitchen and lounge with a television, a news ticker, and colorful iMacs for free Web surfing.
- The window-cleaner at the broker's office paused to watch the ticker…
- If you look at a stock ticker, you will see something called a ‘bid’ price and an ‘ask’ price. The bid price is the highest price that someone is willing to pay for the stock.
- Demonstrators gathered in a drenching rain under the neon news ticker that carried reports of the latest bombings and troop movements.
- ‘To put it bluntly, news anchors are no longer needed to report stories as long as there are news tickers running across the TV screen’ Lin said.
- There is a ticker on the organization's website which states the disturbing statistic that a police officer commits suicide every 22 hours in the United States.
- A ticker symbol is the unique identification that stock exchanges worldwide give each company.
- Overall, flavors in dairy products continue to be a ticker worth watching as an indication of how to give consumers the flavors they desire in new and innovative products.
1. 2.1
  another term for news ticker

单词	ticker
释义	Definition of ticker in English: ticker noun ˈtɪkəˈtɪkər 1informal A watch. 〈非正式〉表 Example sentencesExamples The club's annual Christmas Fair will take place in the Castlecourt Hotel on the 2nd December and tickers will be on sale at €10. The ticker works perfectly well, telling the time in the normal way - except that the second hand runs backwards. 1.1 A person's heart. 心脏 Example sentencesExamples The question is, does he have the ticker to push for it? The build up of waste in his body would have caused heart failure (given he has a dicky ticker anyway). And the heart people say aspirin is awfully good for the old ticker. He lacked the political ticker to take on the unions, he basked in the Olympic-reflected glory without harnessing its potential long-term benefits, and he presided over never-ending hospital waiting lists. When, two years ago, Mortimer gave us Rumpole Rests His Case, with its last story featuring our hero being carted off horizontal with a dodgy ticker, there was much lamenting. What's more, my ticker isn't pounding, my pins are unjellified and, to paraphrase a tune the 32-year-old has covered beautifully, he isn't giving me fever. The interesting question now is this: has Mr Howard got the ticker? He said, ‘I've got a dodgy ticker - or had previously’. Yesterday was another day, and although the line-up has looked decidedly weak since David Bowie developed problems with his ticker, there was still plenty for every taste. Somebody lube up the paddles, my ticker needs a jolt. A few weeks before the vote on November 7, the buzz goes, Cheney will announce his resignation, ostensibly because of signs of new trouble with his ticker. Fit or not, it's time to wise up and listen to your ticker. 2North American A telegraphic or electronic machine that prints out data on a strip of paper, especially stock market information or news reports. 〈北美〉（新闻等的）自动收报机；（股票行情）自动收录器，电子指示器 Example sentencesExamples Companies could sell subscriptions and place ads inside customized traffic information, weather reports, or sports tickers. To add stocks or indexes from the list you are watching, simply click on the ticker and a Set Parameters window will appear with a list of stock symbols that you can easily modify. There is a ticker on the organization's website which states the disturbing statistic that a police officer commits suicide every 22 hours in the United States. Those that utilize a full-time Internet connection, including a weather report and a stock ticker, are more interesting but still not terribly new. The news ticker at the bottom sped across the screen. A ticker symbol is the unique identification that stock exchanges worldwide give each company. However, I'm also mindful of how news tickers seem to attract people's attention. News tickers have quoted IOC officials questioning whether the Salt Lake Games should go on if the host country is at war. The cybercafé at Stockley Park has a kitchen and lounge with a television, a news ticker, and colorful iMacs for free Web surfing. The window-cleaner at the broker's office paused to watch the ticker… The network quickly switched to an all-service format showing phone numbers and Red Cross information over the ticker instead of prices. Another channel had on its ticker: ‘Road to and from airport flooded’: Civil Aviation ministry. Overall, flavors in dairy products continue to be a ticker worth watching as an indication of how to give consumers the flavors they desire in new and innovative products. In the upper left corner is Fox's omnipresent American flag, and at the bottom the news ticker, which further distracts from serious concentration or analysis. A favorite dot-com-era TV commercial of mine depicts several young entrepreneurs eagerly watching a ticker for their first e-commerce transaction. So next time you're watching TV or surfing a website with a ticker, you'll understand what all those numbers and symbols scrolling across your screen really mean. The novelty of playing with clock applets, weather widgets, stock tickers and dancing hula girls soon wears off. ‘To put it bluntly, news anchors are no longer needed to report stories as long as there are news tickers running across the TV screen’ Lin said. From 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. every day, customers can unwind with an eye on the ticker. If you look at a stock ticker, you will see something called a ‘bid’ price and an ‘ask’ price. The bid price is the highest price that someone is willing to pay for the stock. Demonstrators gathered in a drenching rain under the neon news ticker that carried reports of the latest bombings and troop movements. 2.1 another term for news ticker Rhymes bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, snicker, sticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca, wicker Definition of ticker in US English: ticker nounˈtɪkərˈtikər 1informal A watch. 〈非正式〉表 Example sentencesExamples The club's annual Christmas Fair will take place in the Castlecourt Hotel on the 2nd December and tickers will be on sale at €10. The ticker works perfectly well, telling the time in the normal way - except that the second hand runs backwards. 1.1 A person's heart. 心脏 Example sentencesExamples Fit or not, it's time to wise up and listen to your ticker. When, two years ago, Mortimer gave us Rumpole Rests His Case, with its last story featuring our hero being carted off horizontal with a dodgy ticker, there was much lamenting. What's more, my ticker isn't pounding, my pins are unjellified and, to paraphrase a tune the 32-year-old has covered beautifully, he isn't giving me fever. A few weeks before the vote on November 7, the buzz goes, Cheney will announce his resignation, ostensibly because of signs of new trouble with his ticker. The interesting question now is this: has Mr Howard got the ticker? The question is, does he have the ticker to push for it? And the heart people say aspirin is awfully good for the old ticker. He said, ‘I've got a dodgy ticker - or had previously’. The build up of waste in his body would have caused heart failure (given he has a dicky ticker anyway). Yesterday was another day, and although the line-up has looked decidedly weak since David Bowie developed problems with his ticker, there was still plenty for every taste. He lacked the political ticker to take on the unions, he basked in the Olympic-reflected glory without harnessing its potential long-term benefits, and he presided over never-ending hospital waiting lists. Somebody lube up the paddles, my ticker needs a jolt. 2North American A telegraphic or electronic machine that prints out data on a strip of paper, especially stock market information or news reports. 〈北美〉（新闻等的）自动收报机；（股票行情）自动收录器，电子指示器 Example sentencesExamples A favorite dot-com-era TV commercial of mine depicts several young entrepreneurs eagerly watching a ticker for their first e-commerce transaction. The network quickly switched to an all-service format showing phone numbers and Red Cross information over the ticker instead of prices. Companies could sell subscriptions and place ads inside customized traffic information, weather reports, or sports tickers. To add stocks or indexes from the list you are watching, simply click on the ticker and a Set Parameters window will appear with a list of stock symbols that you can easily modify. Another channel had on its ticker: ‘Road to and from airport flooded’: Civil Aviation ministry. In the upper left corner is Fox's omnipresent American flag, and at the bottom the news ticker, which further distracts from serious concentration or analysis. News tickers have quoted IOC officials questioning whether the Salt Lake Games should go on if the host country is at war. Those that utilize a full-time Internet connection, including a weather report and a stock ticker, are more interesting but still not terribly new. The novelty of playing with clock applets, weather widgets, stock tickers and dancing hula girls soon wears off. So next time you're watching TV or surfing a website with a ticker, you'll understand what all those numbers and symbols scrolling across your screen really mean. The news ticker at the bottom sped across the screen. From 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. every day, customers can unwind with an eye on the ticker. However, I'm also mindful of how news tickers seem to attract people's attention. The cybercafé at Stockley Park has a kitchen and lounge with a television, a news ticker, and colorful iMacs for free Web surfing. The window-cleaner at the broker's office paused to watch the ticker… If you look at a stock ticker, you will see something called a ‘bid’ price and an ‘ask’ price. The bid price is the highest price that someone is willing to pay for the stock. Demonstrators gathered in a drenching rain under the neon news ticker that carried reports of the latest bombings and troop movements. ‘To put it bluntly, news anchors are no longer needed to report stories as long as there are news tickers running across the TV screen’ Lin said. There is a ticker on the organization's website which states the disturbing statistic that a police officer commits suicide every 22 hours in the United States. A ticker symbol is the unique identification that stock exchanges worldwide give each company. Overall, flavors in dairy products continue to be a ticker worth watching as an indication of how to give consumers the flavors they desire in new and innovative products. 2.1 another term for news ticker
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