ticket
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈtɪkɪt/
ticket means: A paper or electronic pass that lets you travel or enter an event or place.
noun
ENTRY OR TRAVELA1
A paper or electronic pass that lets you travel or enter an event or place.
- I bought a bus ticket.
- Have you booked your tickets for the show?
- He showed his ticket at the gate.
TRAVELA1
A paper or electronic pass that lets you travel on a bus, train, or plane.
- I need a bus ticket.
- She booked two plane tickets online.
- Does this ticket include the return journey?
DRIVING PENALTYA2
An official notice saying you must pay money for breaking a driving or parking rule.
- I got a parking ticket.
- The officer gave her a ticket for speeding.
- How much did you pay for that ticket?
ADMISSIONA2
A paper or electronic pass that lets you enter an event or place.
- I bought a ticket for the show.
- The concert tickets sold out yesterday.
- Have you got tickets for the match?
verb
GIVE FINEB2
To give someone an official notice saying they must pay money for breaking a rule.
- The police ticketed the driver.
- You can be ticketed for parking here.
- An officer was ticketing cars outside the station.
ATTACH LABELC2
To attach a small label to an object, usually showing its price or other information.
- Please ticket each item.
- The staff ticketed the goods before opening.
- These coats have been ticketed at twenty pounds.
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