Definition
Definition of TIC - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: tourist information centreRare place where tourists get travel informationRare
- We visited the TIC to get maps and travel advice.
2.
acr: tenancy in commonTECH. owning property with others without dividing itTECH.
- We bought a house as TIC to share ownership.
Origin of TIC
Latin tic (twitching)
Terms with TIC included in their meaning
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tic-tac-toe
two-player paper-and-pencil game where players mark three-in-a-row
psychology
nervous action or tic
games
tie game in tic-tac-toe
psychology
complex tic involving echoing of one's own words
Examples of TIC in a sentence
At the TIC, we found brochures for nearby attractions. The TIC agreement allowed them to invest together. Each sibling held a TIC share of the property.
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- French:OT, indivision, ...
- German:Touristeninformationszentrum, Bruchteilsgemeinschaft, ...
- Italian:TIC, comunione ordinaria, ...
- Spanish:TIC, copropiedad, ...
- Portuguese:Centro de Informação Turística, compropriedade, ...
- Chinese:旅游信息中心, 按份共有, ...
- Japanese:観光案内所, 共有持分, ...
- Arabic:مركز المعلومات السياحية, ملكية مشتركة بدون تقسيم, ...
- Hebrew:מֶרְכָּז מֵידָע לְתַיָּרִים, בַּעֲלוּת מְשֻׁתֶּפֶת בְּמוּשָׁע, ...
- Russian:туристический информационный центр, долевая собственность, ...
- Ukrainian:туристичний інформаційний центр, спільна власність, ...
- Hindi:पर्यटक सूचना केंद्र, संयुक्त सह-स्वामित्व, ...
Definition of tic - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
involuntarysudden repetitive movement or sound
- His nervous tic became noticeable during the interview..
- She developed a tic in her left eye.
- The stress caused him to have a vocal tic.
Expressions with tic
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game with crosses and circles on a grid
We played tic-tac-toe during the break.
trigeminal neuralgia causing severe facial pain
She was diagnosed with tic douloureux after experiencing severe facial pain.
Origin of tic
French, tic (spasm)
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- French:tic, ...
- German:Tick, ...
- Italian:tic, ...
- Spanish:tic, ...
- Portuguese:tique, ...
- Chinese:痉挛, ...
- Japanese:チック, ...
- Arabic:عَرَّة, ...
- Hebrew:טִיק, ...
- Russian:тик, ...
- Ukrainian:тик, ...
- Hindi:झटकी, ...
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