ticking off in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ticking off in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

II.tick4 [tɪk] VB intr (make a clicking sound)

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She spent 20 minutes ticking off her fingers as she outlined four, at which point the oratory stopped.
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Its commanders shy away from ticking off body counts and measure success by how relevant their information is to ground commanders.
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Anybody who owns a dog knows you've got to give the ticking off immediately after the crime, or your subject won't learn to associate the two events.
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I also got a ticking off from my manager because my wrapping of baubles in tissue paper wasn't up to standard.
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They could have just given him a ticking off.
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In simple terms, it is ticking off on its own idea.
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Stokes was definitely having a word in the ear and now he too gets a ticking off.
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It's not a ticking off of all the things that need to be in there.
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This was a lesser offence and the referee settled for a ticking off.
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It's every teenager's worst nightmare -- your mum turning up at school and giving you a ticking off in front of your mates.
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