Tick off
/tɪk ɒf/B2
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1. To check or mark items on a list to indicate they have been dealt with.
- I ticked off all the items on my shopping list.
- She ticked off the names of the attendees as they arrived.
- Make sure to tick off each task as you complete it from the schedule.
2. To make someone annoyed or angry.
- His rude comment really ticked me off.
- Getting stuck in traffic every day ticks her off.
- The way he interrupted her presentation ticked her off.
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