tick off

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To mark something as done, or to make someone angry.

Meanings of «tick off»

1 · verb

to mark something as complete or done

She used a pen to tick off each finished task.

2 · verb

to make someone feel angry or annoyed

His rude comment really began to tick off his coworkers.

Similar: annoy irritate anger

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