英语词汇tick怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun

plural ticks

¹ tick

/ˈtɪk/

noun

plural ticks

Learner's definition of TICK

[singular] : a small, quick sound that is made by a machine (such as a clock) and that often occurs in a series to produce a rhythm（钟表等的）嘀嗒声

the tick of a clock时钟的嘀嗒声

[count] chiefly British : the time that it takes a clock to make one tick : a very short period of time一刹那；片刻

I'll be there in a tick. [=second]我马上就到。
Give me two ticks to get ready.我两秒钟就好。

[count] chiefly British : a mark ✓ that is used to show that something (such as an item on a list) has been noted, done, etc. : check对号，钩号（✓）

Put a tick next to your name.请在你的名字旁边打个钩。

— compare ³tick, ⁴tick

² tick /ˈtɪk/ verb

ticks; ticked; ticking

² tick

/ˈtɪk/

verb

ticks; ticked; ticking

Learner's definition of TICK

[no object] : to make a small, quick, and often rhythmic tapping sound发出嘀嗒声

I could hear the clock tick/ticking.我能听见钟表的嘀嗒声。

[no object] : to continue to work or function in a normal way : run正常运转

His old heart is still ticking.他衰老的心脏依然在跳动。

[+ object] chiefly British : to mark (something) with a written tick (✓) : check打钩；做记号

Tick the box next to your choice.请在你所选的项目旁边的方框打钩。

— often + off

Tick off your choice below.请在下面打钩做选择。
You're coming? Okay, I'll tick you off (on my list). [=I'll put a tick/check next to your name on my list]你要来？好的，我会在名单上你的名字后面打钩。

[+ object] : to touch (something) quickly or lightly轻触；轻击

The bat ticked the ball.球拍轻轻碰到了球。

tick away/by/past

[phrasal verb] of time

: to pass or go by（时间）流逝

Time is ticking away.时光在流逝。
She became impatient as the hours ticked by.随着时间推移，她开始不耐烦了。

tick off

[phrasal verb]

tick (someone) off or tick off (someone)

a US, informal : to make (someone) angry激怒

He really ticks me off sometimes.他有时真的让我很生气。
She was ticked off by the rude salesclerk.她被那个粗鲁的售货员惹恼了。

b British : to criticize (someone) strongly : to tell (someone) in an angry way that he or she did something wrong斥责

His mother ticked him off for his behavior.他的母亲斥责了他的行为。

tick (someone or something) off or tick off (someone or something)

a US : to say the name of (someone or something) as part of a list列举

Her parents ticked off [=listed] all the reasons she should not have stayed out late.父母列举了所有她不该在外面待得太晚的理由。

b : to count or mark things as they pass数数；做标记

We are ticking off the days until vacation.我们在数还有多少天放假。

— see also ²tick 3 (above)

tick over

[phrasal verb]

chiefly British, of a vehicle's engine : to run at a very low speed（发动机）低速运转，空转

British : to run or proceed in a steady but slow way稳定缓慢运行

“How's business?” “Oh, just ticking over.”“生意怎样？”“哦，还好吧。”

what makes someone tick

informal

: the things that cause someone to behave a certain way : the feelings, opinions, concerns, etc., that are parts of someone's personality造成某人有某种表现的原因

I've always wondered what makes people like that tick.我一直在纳闷是什么让人那样做。
It's hard to say what makes him tick.很难说他为什么是这样一个人。

³ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun

plural ticks

³ tick

/ˈtɪk/

noun

plural ticks

Learner's definition of TICK

[count]

: a very small insect that attaches itself to the skin of larger animals or people and drinks their blood扁虱；壁虱 — see also deer tick

— compare ¹tick, ⁴tick

⁴ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun

⁴ tick

/ˈtɪk/

noun

Learner's definition of TICK

[noncount] British, old-fashioned

: an agreement to pay for something after a period of time : credit赊欠；赊购

She bought her supplies on tick. [=she promised to pay for the supplies later]她赊账买了所需物品。

— compare ¹tick, ³tick

单词	tick
释义	tick (verb) tick (noun) tick (noun) tick 8 ENTRIES FOUND: tick (noun) tick (verb) tick (noun) tick (noun) ticked (adjective) ticking (noun) deer tick (noun) tic-tac-toe (noun) ¹ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun plural ticks ¹ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun plural ticks Learner's definition of TICK 1 [singular] : a small, quick sound that is made by a machine (such as a clock) and that often occurs in a series to produce a rhythm（钟表等的）嘀嗒声 the tick of a clock时钟的嘀嗒声 2 [count] chiefly British : the time that it takes a clock to make one tick : a very short period of time一刹那；片刻 I'll be there in a tick. [=second]我马上就到。 Give me two ticks to get ready.我两秒钟就好。 3 [count] chiefly British : a mark ✓ that is used to show that something (such as an item on a list) has been noted, done, etc. : check对号，钩号（✓） Put a tick next to your name.请在你的名字旁边打个钩。 — compare ³tick, ⁴tick ² tick /ˈtɪk/ verb ticks; ticked; ticking ² tick /ˈtɪk/ verb ticks; ticked; ticking Learner's definition of TICK 1 [no object] : to make a small, quick, and often rhythmic tapping sound发出嘀嗒声 I could hear the clock tick/ticking.我能听见钟表的嘀嗒声。 2 [no object] : to continue to work or function in a normal way : run正常运转 His old heart is still ticking.他衰老的心脏依然在跳动。 3 [+ object] chiefly British : to mark (something) with a written tick (✓) : check打钩；做记号 Tick the box next to your choice.请在你所选的项目旁边的方框打钩。 — often + off Tick off your choice below.请在下面打钩做选择。 You're coming? Okay, I'll tick you off (on my list). [=I'll put a tick/check next to your name on my list]你要来？好的，我会在名单上你的名字后面打钩。 4 [+ object] : to touch (something) quickly or lightly轻触；轻击 The bat ticked the ball.球拍轻轻碰到了球。 tick away/by/past [phrasal verb] of time : to pass or go by（时间）流逝 Time is ticking away.时光在流逝。 She became impatient as the hours ticked by.随着时间推移，她开始不耐烦了。 tick off [phrasal verb] 1 tick (someone) off or tick off (someone) a US, informal : to make (someone) angry激怒 He really ticks me off sometimes.他有时真的让我很生气。 She was ticked off by the rude salesclerk.她被那个粗鲁的售货员惹恼了。 b British : to criticize (someone) strongly : to tell (someone) in an angry way that he or she did something wrong斥责 His mother ticked him off for his behavior.他的母亲斥责了他的行为。 2 tick (someone or something) off or tick off (someone or something) a US : to say the name of (someone or something) as part of a list列举 Her parents ticked off [=listed] all the reasons she should not have stayed out late.父母列举了所有她不该在外面待得太晚的理由。 b : to count or mark things as they pass数数；做标记 We are ticking off the days until vacation.我们在数还有多少天放假。 — see also ²tick 3 (above) tick over [phrasal verb] 1 chiefly British, of a vehicle's engine : to run at a very low speed（发动机）低速运转，空转 2 British : to run or proceed in a steady but slow way稳定缓慢运行 “How's business?” “Oh, just ticking over.”“生意怎样？”“哦，还好吧。” what makes someone tick informal : the things that cause someone to behave a certain way : the feelings, opinions, concerns, etc., that are parts of someone's personality造成某人有某种表现的原因 I've always wondered what makes people like that tick.我一直在纳闷是什么让人那样做。 It's hard to say what makes him tick.很难说他为什么是这样一个人。 ³ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun plural ticks ³ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun plural ticks Learner's definition of TICK [count] : a very small insect that attaches itself to the skin of larger animals or people and drinks their blood扁虱；壁虱 — see also deer tick — compare ¹tick, ⁴tick ⁴ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun ⁴ tick /ˈtɪk/ noun Learner's definition of TICK [noncount] British, old-fashioned : an agreement to pay for something after a period of time : credit赊欠；赊购 She bought her supplies on tick. [=she promised to pay for the supplies later]她赊账买了所需物品。 — compare ¹tick, ³tick
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