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Godfather Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
To tick off about something
I don't know how to translate this sentence: If you come out not ticking off about something, you know you have done well.
I have found the meanings of "to tick sth off" and "to tick sb off" but what does "to tick off about sth" mean?
I have found the meanings of "to tick sth off" and "to tick sb off" but what does "to tick off about sth" mean?
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I would say 'to tick off' in this context means annoying.
- I would say 'to tick off' in this context means annoying.
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If you come out not ticking off about something, you know you have done well. = If you come out not annoyed about something, you know you have done well. ?
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I would change this to:
If you aren't ticked off about something when you come out, you'll know you've done well.
If you aren't ticked off about something when you come out, you'll know you've done well.
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