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复数:ticks
第三人称单数:ticks
现在分词:ticking
过去式:ticked
过去分词:ticked
词根:tick
n.ticker 滴答响的东西;自动收报机;钟表;断续器
ticking 坚质条纹棉布或亚麻布;(指钟表发出的)滴答响声
noun (1)
a light rhythmic audible tap or beatalso: a series of such ticks
the time taken by the tick of a clock : moment
a small spot or markespecially: one used to direct attention to something, to check an item on a list, or to represent a point on a scale
finance the minimum amount by which the price of a security can move upward or downwardalso: a stock market transaction at a price above or below the last previous transaction in the same security or the change in price that such a transaction represents an upward/downward tick The telegraph, and then the stock ticker, provided a number of advantages … . The ticker was named for its characteristic sound when printing; to this day, any movement of a stock's price is called a "tick." —Joe Janes Note that I assume none of you plan to spend your golden years watching the market tick by tick and jumping in and out of stocks. —Barry Ritholtz
The minimum price fluctuation is called a "tick."—Gerald Warfield
a small amount see also downtick, uptick
… Wednesday's fifth episode drew 12.3 same-day million viewers, up a tick from the previous week's 12.2 million.—Gary Levin
verb
intransitive verb
to make the sound of a tick or a series of ticks
to operate as a functioning mechanism : run the motor was ticking over quietly
tried to understand what made him tick
transitive verb
to mark with a written tick : check—usually used with off
ticked off each item in the list
to mark, count, or announce by or as if by ticking beats
a meter ticking off the cab fare
to touch with a momentary glancing blow
ticked the ball
noun (2)
any of a superfamily (Ixodoidea) of bloodsucking acarid arachnids that are larger than the related mites, attach themselves to warm-blooded vertebrates to feed, and include important vectors of infectious diseases
any of various usually wingless parasitic dipteran flies compare sheep ked
noun (3)
the fabric case of a mattress, pillow, or bolsteralso: a mattress consisting of a tick and its filling
ticking entry 1
noun (4)
credit, trustalso: a credit account
tick off列举;用记号标出
in a tick[口语]一会儿,一刹那间,一转眼间
寄生的吸血蜘蛛动物,古英语 ticia,来自西日耳曼语 *tik-(源头还包括中古荷兰语 teke,荷兰语 teek,古高地德语 zecho,德语 Zecke “蜱虫”),起源不明,可能来自原始印欧语 *deigh- “昆虫”。法语 tique(15世纪中期),意大利语 zecca 是日耳曼语借词。
轻触障碍
蜱,壁虱:蜱亚目(Ixodidea)蜱总科中吸血性寄生虫,比其相关的螨类大,有硬蜱(Ixodeae)和软蜱(Argasideae)两科,前者包括蝙蝠属(Antricola)、锐缘蜱属(Argas)、耳蜱属(Otobius)、钝缘蜱属(Ornithodoros)等属
后者包括花蜱即钝眼蜱属(Amblyomma)、暗眼蜱属(Anocenter)、盲花蜱属(Aponomma)、牛蜱属(Beophilus)、革蜱属(Dermacentor)、血蜱属(Haemaphysalis)、璃眼蜱属(Hyalomma)、硬蜱属
赊账
赊销
赊欠
信用
收费记号
最小波动点
最小价位
Noun (1) Middle English tek pat, light stroke; akin to Middle High German zic light push Noun (2) Middle English tyke, teke; akin to Middle High German zeche tick, Armenian tiz Noun (3) Middle English tike, probably from Middle Dutch (akin to Old High German ziahha tick), from Latin theca cover, from Greek thēkē case; akin to Greek tithenai to place — more at do Noun (4) short for ticket >entry 1
The first known use of tick was in the 14th century
tickingnoun
a strong fabric used especially as a covering for mattresses and pillows
ticket1 of 2noun
tag entry 1 sense 4, label
price ticket
a summons or warning issued to a traffic offender
got a ticket for speeding
a paper or token showing that a fare or admission fee has been paid
a list of candidates
a slip or card recording a business deal
ticket2 of 2verb
to attach a ticket to : label
to give a traffic ticket to
ticket1 of 2noun
tag entry 1 sense 4, label
price ticket
a summons or warning issued to a traffic offender
got a ticket for speeding
a paper or token showing that a fare or admission fee has been paid
a list of candidates
a slip or card recording a business deal
ticket2 of 2verb
to attach a ticket to : label
to give a traffic ticket to
ticket1 of 2noun
tag entry 1 sense 4, label
price ticket
a summons or warning issued to a traffic offender
got a ticket for speeding
a paper or token showing that a fare or admission fee has been paid
a list of candidates
a slip or card recording a business deal
ticket2 of 2verb
to attach a ticket to : label
to give a traffic ticket to
tickernoun
watch entry 2 sense 4
a telegraphic machine that receives stock prices and news and prints them out on a paper ribbon
a strip of information that moves across the top or bottom of a television or computer screen
slang heart sense 1a
tick1 of 5noun
any of numerous bloodsucking invertebrates that are arachnids larger than the related mites, attach themselves to warm-blooded animals to feed, and include important carriers of infectious diseases
tick2 of 5noun
the fabric case of a mattress, pillow, or cushion
ticking
tick3 of 5noun
a light rhythmic tap or beat
the tick of a clock
a small mark used to direct attention to something or to check an item on a list
tick4 of 5verb
to make the sound of a tick or a series of ticks
to mark, count, or announce by or as if by ticking beats
to work at a regular or proper pace : run
to mark with a written tick : check
tick5 of 5noun
credit entry 1 sense 3a, trust
bought on tick
ticknoun
any of numerous bloodsucking arachnids that constitute the acarine superfamily Ixodoidea, are much larger than the closely related mites, attach themselves to warm-blooded vertebrates to feed, include important vectors of various infectious diseases of humans and lower animals, and although the immature larva has but six legs, may be readily distinguished from an insect by the complete lack of external segmentation
any of various usually wingless parasitic dipteran flies (as the sheep ked)
1 At each tick, a robot can act.
在每个嘀嗒时刻,一个机器人可以执行动作。
2 The smell of hair- spray and perfume, of cheap cigars, and the slow ticking of watches.
3 Everywhere they go they are like a magician-made clock with hands the same size so you can’t figure out what time it is, but you can hear the ticking, tap, snap.
4 His bedroom with its hawk eyes and books and ticking clock.
5 “Only react once we realize the clock is ticking.”
6 Questions..that..could be answered either with a simple tick or by writing.
7 He absorbed my worries, listened as I ticked off every financial obligation I had, and affirmed that he, too, was excited to have children.
8 It was a dirty white in color and speckled all over with blue spots about the size of cow ticks.
9 “Okay, serious now. Go ahead, ask me the tick question again. Or any other, any question at all.”
10 Off to one side was a room with rows of slot machines that were constantly clinking and ticking and flashing lights.
11 I could feel it ticking in my hand.
12 Anything times zero is zero, so all the tick marks are at zero.
13 Put a tick if the answer is correct and a cross if it's wrong.
答案正确打钩,错误打叉。
14 I heard something else: my heart thumping, blood pumping in my ears, the distant tick of the clock in the hallway downstairs.
15 I shot back, ticked off that he was making this difficult.
16 For a long time he looks for matches and finally finds some in a can, wrapped in a bit of ticking.
17 I hear my mother’s breathing, and the ticking of the clock.
18 And then, as the seconds of the fourth quarter ticked by, we did believe.
19 I'll be back in a tick...
我马上就回来。
20 The clock ticked with empty urgency, as though trying to catch up with the time.
2 跳蚤
3 讨厌的家伙
schtoonk tripe-hound fart-face mamzer shit pill sweep bucket nasty coyote skunk toad sod twerp twat fink weenie greaser buddy-buddy rotter pisser stinko zombi greaseball peckerhead ratbag bumhole oick
5 打上钩
6 赊账
jawbone credit book credit on the cuff on credit credit account trust tab on the slate on trust on account
7 对号
8 可鄙的人
dog shit dirt scrub reptile dick crumb toad arse crud gimp snot cur langer gink caitiff dastard rass shitbag toerag scrote turd pipsqueak skate stinkpot insect bastard a nasty bit of work
10 标记号
11 工作
occupational OP work job position situation working grip occupation labour undertaking billet yakka métier function operate
12 起作用
operative ministerial subservient effect operation work take serve operate make a difference take effect play a part
19 给…标记号
25 褥套
26 核对号
28 瞬间
transient instantaneous momentary point second minute moment flash crack instant blink wink twinkle spurt jiffy twinkling sec trice passing swiftness
29 捉迷藏
hide-and-seek hoodman-blind he touch tig tag Ispy hide and seek
30 赊
31 一会儿
awhile minute jiffy MO in a moment presently little while no time New York minute bit spell jiff in two ticks for a while in a while easily now-now for the meanwhile in less next to no time in less than to no time in no time half a minute half a second
35 打对号
36 讨厌鬼
37 打
hit shot strike blow stroke knock beating clout licking BIFF go plug lace impinge Lam get play plant score catch tie pop wipe Punch paste slam bust forge lick fetch thrash flail thresh drub horsewhip
40 片刻
awhile second bit minute moment spell breathing snatch MO for a moment half a minute temporary transient momentary transitory presently jiffy for an instant momentarily instant sec
41 赊卖
42 讨厌的人
scunge twat skelf crud stinkpot pain bother shit cow rat creep nuisance bastard crumb prune wart fart menace toad bugger sod fiend anathema
43 虱蝇
45 信用
fiduciary credit credibility credence jawbone good will honorary fiducial faith strap repose repute affiance trust
47 枕套
49 枕头套
51 一瞬间
52 钩号