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单词 ticket
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ticketnoun [ C ]

uk/ˈtɪk.ɪt/us/ˈtɪk.ɪt/

ticket noun [ C ] (PROOF OF PAYMENT)

A1 a small piece of paper or card given to someone, usually to show that they have paid for an event, journey, or activity:

a concert ticket
a train/bus/plane ticket
a lottery/raffle ticket
a ticket office
a ticket collector

More examples

  • "Thank you, " replied the ticket collector mechanically as he took each ticket.
  • How much is a one-way ticket to New York?
  • Each ticket admits one member and one guest.
  • The theatre tickets were sold out, so we waited to see if there were any cancellations .
  • If you've come to buy tickets for tonight's performance, please join the queue.

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Tickets

  • apex
  • boarding pass
  • coach class
  • day return
  • economy class
  • MetroCard
  • Oyster card
  • pass
  • railcard
  • rain check
  • return
  • return ticket
  • season ticket
  • single
  • subscription
  • ticketless
  • timed ticket
  • transfer
  • walk-up price

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Bills & invoices

ticket noun [ C ] (PRICE CARD)

a piece of card or paper that is put on an object to show its size or price:

a price ticket

a note telling you that you must pay some money as a punishment for not obeying a rule or law:

a parking ticket

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Costs & expenses

  • aliment
  • alimony
  • asking price
  • carrying charge
  • charge
  • compensation
  • corkage
  • cost an arm and a leg/a small fortune idiom
  • cost-of-living index
  • damage
  • dent
  • expense
  • flat rate
  • indirect cost
  • maintenance
  • price war
  • running costs
  • settlement
  • stoppage
  • worth

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Punishing & punishments

ticket noun [ C ] (POLITICS)

US a number of people representing a particular political party in an election:

the Republican/Democratic ticket

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Voters & candidates in elections

  • abstain
  • aye
  • candidate
  • carpetbagger
  • constituency
  • constituent
  • contestant
  • elector
  • electoral college
  • electorate
  • floating voter
  • independent
  • no
  • nominee
  • plurality
  • stalking horse
  • swing voter
  • voter

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Idiom(s)

just the ticket

ticketverb [ T ]

uk/ˈtɪk.ɪt/us/ˈtɪk.ɪt/

to sell tickets for an event; to provide someone with a ticket:

Only passengers who were ticketed on that particular flight will receive a refund.
UK It's an all-ticketed game.

US to give a ticket to someone who has broken a traffic law:

Charles was ticketed for speeding.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Tickets

  • apex
  • boarding pass
  • coach class
  • day return
  • economy class
  • MetroCard
  • Oyster card
  • pass
  • railcard
  • rain check
  • return
  • return ticket
  • season ticket
  • single
  • subscription
  • ticketless
  • timed ticket
  • transfer
  • walk-up price

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Bills & invoices
Punishing & punishments

ticketnoun [ C ]

uk/ˈtɪkɪt/us

TRANSPORT, COMMERCE a printed piece of paper or card which shows that you have paid to go on a trip, see a film, go to an event, etc.:

Customers who buy their tickets online will receive a 10% discount.
The tickets sold out within minutes.
a ticket to sth Two tickets to a Broadway show are included in the price.
a ticket for sth Tickets for the concert go on sale tomorrow.
Fans worry that the club's new owners will raise ticket prices.
The show has already made €2m in advance ticket sales.
ticket office/counter/machine Tickets can be purchased online or from the ticket office at the station.
bus/plane/train ticket
cinema/concert/theatre ticket
advance/season ticket
cheap/discounted/free ticket
non-refundable/refundable tickets

COMMERCE a piece of card put on clothes, furniture, or other goods in stores which shows the price, size, and other details:

Check the price on the ticket.

US POLITICS two or more politicians that the public can vote for together in an election:

on the ticket They hope that having her on the ticket will appeal to women voters.

See also

e-ticket
one-way
return ticket
season ticket

ticketverb [ T ]

uk/ˈtɪkɪt/us

LAW, TRANSPORT if a police officer, etc. tickets a person or their vehicle, they give or send a piece of paper saying the person must pay money because of an offence they have committed:

The number of drivers ticketed for speeding offences increased again last year.
He has authority to ticket vehicles with expired tax stickers parked on his land.
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