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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Tick something off on one's fingers
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tick something off
American English
to tell someone a list of things, especially when you touch a different finger as you say each thing on the list:
- Carville began ticking off points on his fingers.
What would British English speakers say instead of ticking off points on his fingers?
tick something off
American English
to tell someone a list of things, especially when you touch a different finger as you say each thing on the list:
- Carville began ticking off points on his fingers.
What would British English speakers say instead of ticking off points on his fingers?
Top answer
Hi, Perhaps simply - listing things - itemizing things Clive
- Hi, Perhaps simply - listing things - itemizing things Clive
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