给…门票；送票：Passengers can now be ticketed eZectronicaHy.旅客现在可以电子购票。2 [usually passive] [especially NAm£) to give sb an official notice that orders them to pay a fine because they have done sth illegal while driving or parking a car灸出■交通违章通知单： Parfc fiiegaHy, and you’re ZffceZy to be tfcfceted•违章停车 就可能收到罚款单。

ticket-ed /'tikitid/ adj. [usually before noun] a ticketed event is one for whiclh you need a ticket to get in 须凭 票入场的：The museum hoZds both 介ee and ticketed events.博物馆举办的活动既有免费入场的，也有凭票入场 的。ffTTBil be 'ticketed! for sth {especially NAm£) to be intended for a particular purpose 被指定夫；被委派为 ticket-ing /'tikitir)/ noun [U] the process of producing and selling tickets 售票：ticketing systems 售票系统 'ticket tout noun{Br£) - toutn. tickety-boo /.tikati 'bu:/ adj. [not before noun] {old- flrf, /Vz/orma/) very good or successful, with no problems非常好；妥当

tick-ing /tikirj/ noun [U] a type of strong cotton cloth that is often striped, used especially for making mattress and pillow covers.: ri：指做床垫和枕芯套

的）结实条纹棉布

.ticking 'off noun [sing.] {old-fashioned, BrE, informal) the act of telling sb that they have done stli to make you angry 斥责；责骂；申斥 033 telling off tickle /'tiki/ verb, noun

m verb 1 to move your fingers on a sensitive part of sb^ body in a way that makes them laugh 呵痒；胳肢：[VN] The bigger gi.rk used to chase 爪e and ticfcZe me•比我食大 的女孩过去总是追赶着胳肢我_b ◊ [V] Stop tiding/别胳 肢了j. 2 to produce a slightly uncomfortable feeling in a sensitive part of the body; to have a feeling like this (使）发痒：[VN] His beard was ridding her cheefc•他的 胡须扎彳i她的面颊痒痒的。◊ [V] A办throat ricfcies.我 嗓子发痒。a ticfc〖ing cough 痒咳 3 to amuse and interests!)逗乐；使高兴；使感兴趣；使满足：[VN] to rtcWe sb’s imaginariori 满足某人的想象力◊ [VN to inf]

1 was tickled to discover that we'd both done the same thing.我高兴地发现我俩在做同样的事。be tickled ■pink (/n/om?a/) to be very pleased or amused.高兴极 T;非#开心 tickle sb’s .fancy (/’n/oww/) to please or amuse sb 使觉得好玩；使开心：See i/any 〇/these ticWe your/ancy.看看这些是否有你喜欢的。

■ no⑽[usually sing.] 1 an act of tickling sb 呵痒；胳肢： S/ie gave the chfW a〖itrie ticfcte.她轻轻地胳肢孩子。

2 a slightly uncomfortable feeling in a part of your body 痒；毒感：to have a tickle in your throat (= that makes you want to cough)喉晚里发由 IHTOI see slap n.

ticklish /'tiklij/ adj. 1 (of a person A) sensitive to being tickled袼痒的；易痒始：Are you ticfciish ?你怕痒吗？ 2 (/>?/o/7m>/) (of a situation or problem 情况或问题）出历- cult to deal with, and possibly embarrassing 的；难处理的；棘¥•的 PCT71 AWKWARD 3 (of a cough 咳 嗽）that irritates your throat 使喉咙发痒的：a dry ridc- toh cough喉咙发痒的干咳

tick-tock /,tik 'tDk; NAmE ,tik 'ta:k/ noun [usually sing.] used to describe the sound of a large clock ticking

(大时钟的）滴答声

ticky-tacky /.tiki 'taeki/ noun [U] {NAmE, informal) building material that is cheap and of low quality 廉价 劣质建筑材料►ticky-tacky

tic-tac-toe (also tick-tack-toe) /,tik taek 'tau; NAmE 'too/ noun [U] [NAmE) = noughts and crosses tidal /'taidl/ adj. connected with tides (= the regular rise and fall of the sea)潮沙的；有潮的：ridaZ /orces 潮 沒力a'tidaZ river 感g 河'

,tidal 'wave noun 1 a very large ocean wave that is caused by a storm or an earthquake, and that destroys things when it reaches the land _ 沒波；潮 浪.；海啸 2 〜（of sth) a sudden increase in a particular teeling, activity or type of behaviour (.•情感或事物发展 的）高涨阶段；高潮；浪潮；热潮：a tidai wave 〇/crime 犯罪高峰期

tid-bit /'tidbit/ noun (NAm£) = titbit

tid-dler /'tidla(r)/ noun (BrE, informal) a very small fish

小鱼

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tid.dly /'tidli/ (7办（8rf, 1 slightly drunk 微醉

W;看舲意的2 very small微小尚HTO tiny tiddly-winks /'tidliwiqks/ noun [li] a game in which players try to make small plastic discs jump into a cup by pressing them on the edge with a larger disc 挑圆片 游戏（用大圆片压小圆片的边缘使其弹入杯状容器） tide /taid/ noun, verb

3 noun 1 [C, U] a regular rise and fall in the level of the sea, caused by the pull of the moon and sun; the flow of water that happens as the sea rises and falls 潮；潮 $;潮夺• ： the eK and/Iow 〇/ the ride 序潮的涨•落◊ 77ie tide is in/〇ut•涨 / 退潮了。◊ * the tide coming in or going out?是在涨潮还是在落潮？ ◊ The body was washed up on the beac/i by the ride,尸体被潮水冲 J：了海 滩。.- — see also HIGH TIDE, LOW TIDE，NEAP TIDE, spring tide 2 [C, usually sing ] the direction in which the opinion of a large number of people seems to be moving 潮流；趋势；动向：tafces courage to speafc out against the tide 〇/opinion•跟舆论趋向唱反调需要勇 气。3 [C, usually sing.] a large amount of sth unpleasant that is increasing and is .difficult to control (棄以控制 的）恶潮，怒潮：There, is aruriefy about the rising tide ojcrime.犯罪圣曰益增长令人忧。4 [sing.] ~ of sth a feeling that you suddenly have that gets stronger and stronger 高涨的情绪：A tide of rage surged through her. 一股怒A燃遍iii的全身。5 -tide [sing.] (oW t/se) (in compounds 构成复合词)a time or season of the year 时 节；季节：C/iristm〇5tide 圣诞节节期 IT»TO1 go, swim, etc. with/against the tide to agree with/oppose the attitudes or opinions that most other people have 顺应 / 逆潮流；赶 / 反潮流 the lide turned! | turn the 'tide used to say that there is a change in sb’s hick or in how successful they are being转变运气；改变形势

4 verb idii；mTj .tide sb 'over (sth) [no passive] to help sb during a difficult period by providing what they need 帮助某人渡过（困难时期）；协助某人克服（困难）： Can you lend me some money to tide me over until I get paid?你能借些钱给我帮我凑合到发薪日吗？

tide-line /'taidlain/ noun a line left or reached by the sea when the tide is at its highest point (.海滩上的 > 潮 汐线

tide-mark /'taidmark; NAmE -ma:rk/ noun 1 a line that is made by the sea on a beach at the highest point that the sea reaches (海滩上的）高潮痕 2 (8/€，/m/o/ttw/) a line that is left around the inside of a bath/BATHTUB by dirty water (污水在浴缸内侧留下的一圈）垢痕 'tide pool noun {NAm£) = rock pool tide.water /.taidwcd^i:)/ /7〇w/? 1 [C] (AMmf) an area of land at or near the coast 滨海地氐；沿海低地 2 [U, C] water that is brought by the tide 潮水 tid.ings "taidigz/ not//? [pl.].(oW-/fl5/j/’o/i«/.or /jwworaws) news 消息；音讯；音信：J am the bearer 〇/ good tidings•我带来了好消息。◊ He brought glad tidings•他 i带来了喜讯。

tidy /'taidi/ adj., verb, noun

madj. (tidi-er, tidi-est) 1 [especially Br£) arranged neatly and with everything in order整洁的；整齐的;井然看 序的；井井有秦的：a tidy desfc整洁的书桌◊ She keeps her/tot very tidy.她把她扣单元房间保持得很整洁。〇J Zifce everything to be neat and tidy•我喜欢一切都井井有 条。fiTUl] untidy 2 {especially Br£) keeping things neat and in order 爱整洁的；爱整# 的：J’m a tidy person.我 这个人讲究整洁。◊tidy habits爱整齐的习惯E〇n untidy 3 [only before noun] (informal) a tidy amount of • money is fairly large 高额的；可观如 H771 considerable ：JTt must have cost a riciy sum•这准花了相当大的 —笔钱。◊ a tidy prc^t 可观品利润► ti d i.丨y adv.: The room was very tidily arranged这房间安排彳專整整齐齐。 tidi-ness noun [U]

verb (tidies, tidy-ing, tidied, tidied) ~ (sth) (up) {especially BrB) to make sth look neat by putting things in the place where they belong使整洁；使整齐；使有条理； 整理：.[V] i spent aZZ morning deaning and tidying•我用 了整个上午岛时间清扫整理。◊ When you coo& couW you please tidy up after yourself.请你在做饭时随手收拾 干净。◊ [VN] to tidy (up) a room 整理房间 B!niq ,tidy