tick off

チェックを付ける

リストの項目に、確認済みや完了を示す印を付けること。

やさしい英語で： To mark an item on a list to show it is checked or finished.

• Tick off each name on the list.
• I ticked the jobs off as I finished them.
• Have you ticked off everything we need?

使い方： tick off something / tick something off (Tick off each task when you finish it.)

類義語： check off, mark off

よく使う表現： tick off items, tick off names, tick something off

いらいらさせる、怒らせる

人をいらいらさせたり、怒らせたりすること。

やさしい英語で： To make someone annoyed or angry.

• That noise ticks me off.
• Her rude reply ticked him off.
• Does it tick you off when people interrupt?

使い方： tick someone off (His rude comments really ticked me off.)

類義語： annoy, irritate, anger

反対語： please

よく使う表現： tick someone off, really tick off

叱る

悪いことをした人に、怒って注意すること。

やさしい英語で： To speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong.

• Mum ticked me off for being late.
• The coach ticked off the whole team.
• Did your boss tick you off about the mistake?

使い方： tick someone off for something/doing something (The teacher ticked us off for talking.)

類義語： tell off, scold, reprimand

反対語： praise

よく使う表現： tick someone off, tick off pupils

列挙する

いくつかの物事を、一つずつ順に挙げること。

やさしい英語で： To name several things, usually one after another.

• He ticked off three reasons to stay.
• She ticked off their achievements on her fingers.
• The manager ticked off the main points before ending the meeting.

使い方： tick off something / tick something off (She ticked off her objections one by one.)

類義語： list, enumerate

よく使う表現： tick off reasons, tick off achievements, tick off points