tick off
Beginner (A2) neutral
To put a checkmark next to something you've finished, to tell someone off for doing wrong, or to make someone feel angry.
"She ticked off each ingredient on the shopping list as she put it in the basket."
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SIDEMEN 100 MYSTERY GOALS BUT ONLY ONE ENDS THE VIDEO
Sidemen · 2:08
Tick off.
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JOLLY · 0:14
Is basically tick off every TikTok and Instagram reel.
MS NOW Highlights - May 7
MS NOW · 23:05
You know who doesn't want to tick off NBS?
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Money & Macro · 2:01
then too blatant corruption can really tick off your voters.
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MS NOW · 5:10
you know who doesn't want to tick off MBS Jared