单词ticked-off
na.: 打上记号；责骂；〈口〉证明是同一东西；核实无误
网络: 为了什么事情生气；气炸了；责备
As she walked, Luyuan giddily ticked off the terms of her new job.
她一边走，一边简单回顾了一下自己新的工作。
Eg My wife is always ticked off in small things and I can"t stand her to get devoiced.
我的妻子总是在小事上大发雷霆，我忍受不了她了，想离婚。
He ticked off tuberculosis, HIV and AIDS, malaria, cholera and a parasitic infection known as "snail fever. "
他列举了肺结核、艾滋病、疟疾、霍乱和血吸虫病。
He ticked off seven troubling events over the last month, including the abduction of four of his men.
他简略的描述了上个月发生的七次令人烦恼的事件，其中就包括他的四个人被绑架的情况。
He kept a list of books that had been recommended to him , and ticked off each one as he read it.
他存有一份别人向他推荐的书单，每读一本就在那个书名上打个勾。
Mike got ticked off that his friends never offered to help him move to his new apartment.
麦克对于他搬到新公寓，周遭朋友竟然无人表示帮忙，觉得非常生气。他只能靠自己打理一切。
But being productive isn"t about being able to point to items ticked off on a to-do list.
但是变得富有效力并不仅仅是能够将项目勾画在待办事项列表中。
eg; I got pretty ticked off a few days ago when the professor gave me a low score on the exam.
在几天前考试的时候老师给了我一个很低的分数那时我真的非常生气。
On the economic front, there"s evidence that China has ticked off other countries beyond the United States.
在经济问题上，有证据表明中国与其他国家也产生了摩擦。
Victory would keep United above Chelsea and Arsenal at the top, with another tricky game ticked off an ever-shortening fixture list.
在还要对阵其他棘手的对手并且不断缩短的赛程中，只有胜利能够使曼联在积分榜上保持领先切尔西和阿森纳而列榜首。