ticket
🇺🇸
/ˈtɪkɪt/
🇬🇧
/ˈtɪkɪt/
noun
A1
A slip that lets you ride a bus, train, or enter a place like a theater.
You need a ticket to get into the concert.
콘서트에 들어가려면 티켓이 필요합니다.
A1
A piece of paper with numbers that might win you a prize.
She bought a lottery ticket and won a million dollars.
그녀는 복권을 사서 백만 달러를 이겼습니다.
R
A label on an item that tells you its price and details.
The ticket on the shirt showed the size and price.
셔츠의 티켓은 사이즈와 가격을 보여줍니다.
R
A notice from police that tells you to pay money for breaking a rule.
He got a parking ticket for leaving his car in a no-parking zone.
차를 주차 금지 구역에 세웠더니 주차 벌칙 부스를 받았습니다.
R
A group of people chosen by a political party to run in an election.
The party's ticket includes a mix of new and experienced politicians.
당의 후보 명단에는 신인과 노련한 정치인들이 혼합되어 있습니다.
R
A request for help that is recorded in a system.
I opened a ticket with IT support for my computer issue.
컴퓨터 문제로 IT 지원에 티켓을 여시겠습니다.
verb
R
To sell or assign tickets for an event or trip.
The event is ticketed online and at the venue.
이벤트는 온라인과 현장에서 티켓 판매됩니다.
R
To give someone a notice that they owe a fine for a rule violation.
The driver was ticketed for speeding.
운전기사는 속도 위반으로 벌칙 부스를 받았습니다.
translation
티켓, 로또, 라벨, 벌금, 후보자 명단, 서비스 요청
티켓 판매, 벌금을 부과하다
어형 변화
3rd Present
tickets
Past
ticketed
Perfect
ticketed
Progressive
ticketing
Plural
tickets