English to Irish Meaning of tick - tick

Tick :

tick

noun

cliceáil, iasacht, taobh

verb

cuir tic as, in iúl

Tick :: tickTicked :: ticTicking :: ticTicks :: sceartáin

← Tic

ticker →

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Definitions of tick in English

Noun(1) a metallic tapping sound(2) any of two families of small parasitic arachnids with barbed proboscis; feed on blood of warm-blooded animals(3) a mark indicating that something has been noted or completed etc.(4) a light mattress
Verb(1) make a clicking or ticking sound(2) make a sound like a clock or a timer(3) sew(4) put a check mark on or near or next to

Examples of tick in English

(1) hang on a tick(2) But if the economic numbers in mid-October go up even a tick , it could be a close-run thing.(3) They sat silently for a few minutes, the tick of the clock on the mantle and crackling of the fire in the fireplace now very loud in the silence.(4) Watching the clock on the wall tick seconds away , Cole realized that something was wrong about what she'd found yesterday.(5) please tick below to show your answers(6) The tick attaches itself to the skin of the host and sucks its blood.(7) Do a tick check every few hours or more often if in heavily infested areas.(8) I'll be with you in a tick(9) Firstly, a tick is any movement, up or down, however small, in the price of a security.(10) It was regular, a beat; not quite a tap, more of a tick .(11) And only a small percentage of people who are bitten by a deer tick get Lyme disease.(12) Each feature description also included a screenshot and a tick mark indicating whether it made significant use of graphics or not.(13) If the quick dose of bullishness is sustained longer than anticipated, you can raise your sell order every day to stay within a tick of the latest low.(14) At this time of night, the tick of the clock synchronises itself with my heartbeat.(15) If you want to further refine the trailing buy stop technique, you can lower your buy order the next day to the level one tick above the latest price bar.(16) She watched the plastic hands tick off each second.

Related Phrases of tick

(1) tick off ::

cuir tic as

(2) tick mark ::

tic

(3) tick away ::

tic ar shiúl

(4) tick bite ::

tick bite

(5) tick box ::

ticbhosca

(6) tick over ::

tic os a chionn

(7) deer tick ::

tick fianna

(8) tick by ::

tic le

(9) wood tick ::

tick adhmaid

Related Phrases of tick

(1) tick off ::

cuir tic as

(2) tick mark ::

tic

(3) tick away ::

tic ar shiúl

(4) tick bite ::

tick bite

(5) tick box ::

ticbhosca

(6) tick over ::

tic os a chionn

(7) deer tick ::

tick fianna

(8) tick by ::

tic le

(9) wood tick ::

tick adhmaid

Synonyms

Noun

1. ticking ::

tic

2. check mark ::

marc a sheiceáil

3. check ::

seiceáil

Verb

4. click ::

cliceáil

5. pass ::

pas

6. ticktock ::

ticktock

7. mark off ::

ceiliúradh a dhéanamh as

Different Forms

tick, ticked, ticks

Word Example from TV Shows

Isn't it a little late to get plane TICK...

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 17

It relies on the homonymic relationship between TICK, the bloodsucking arachnid...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 1

Examples of tick from TV Shows

Isn't it a little late to get plane TICK...

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 17

It relies on the homonymic relationship between TICK, the bloodsucking arachnid...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 1

English to Irish Dictionary: tick

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