ticket
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/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.
A1
A piece of paper with numbers that might win you a prize.
She bought a lottery ticket and won a million dollars.
R
A label on an item that tells you its price and details.
The ticket on the shirt showed the size and price.
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.
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.
R
A request for help that is recorded in a system.
I opened a ticket with IT support for my computer issue.
verb
R
To sell or assign tickets for an event or trip.
The event is ticketed online and at the venue.
R
To give someone a notice that they owe a fine for a rule violation.
The driver was ticketed for speeding.
translation
A slip that lets you ride a bus, train, or enter a place like a theater.; A piece of paper with numbers that might win you a prize.; A label on an item that tells you its price and details.; A notice from police that tells you to pay money for breaking a rule.; A group of people chosen by a political party to run in an election.; A request for help that is recorded in a system.
To sell or assign tickets for an event or trip.; To give someone a notice that they owe a fine for a rule violation.
Word Forms
3rd Present
tickets
Past
ticketed
Perfect
ticketed
Progressive
ticketing
Plural
tickets