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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1884 COCA: 1576

ticket

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Related topics: Transport, Motor vehicles, Law, Trade
tick·et1 /ˈtɪkɪt/ ●●● S1 W2 noun [countableC]  
1  cinema/bus/train etc 电影院/公共汽车/火车等TT a printed piece of paper which shows that you have paid to enter a cinema, travel on a bus, plane etc 票，入场券
ticket for
 How much are tickets for the concert?
音乐会的票价是多少？
ticket to
 I’d like two tickets to Berlin.
我想买两张去柏林的票。
a ticket to do something
 a ticket to watch the US Open
一张观看美国公开赛的票
→ season ticket
2  for a prize 为奖品 a printed piece of paper with a number on it that you buy because you will get a prize if that number is chosen 彩票
raffle/lottery ticket 彩票
3  driving offence 驾驶违章TTCSCL a printed note ordering you to pay money because you have done something illegal while driving or parking your car 〔交通违章〕罚款通知，罚单
parking/speeding ticket 违法停车/超速行驶罚 款单
4  in shops 在商店BBT a piece of paper fastened to something in a shop that shows its price, size etc 〔商店里货物的〕标签，价格标签 SYN American English tag
 How much does it say on the price ticket?
价签上标明的价格是多少？
5  election 选举 [usually singular] especially American EnglishAmE a list of the people supported by a particular political party in an election 〔政党的〕候选人名单
 He ran for governor on the Republican ticket.
他作为共和党的候选人竞选州长。
6  ticket to success/fame/stardom etc especially American EnglishAmESUCCESSFUL a way of becoming successful, famous etc 成功/出名/成为明星等的手段
 Michael thought an MBA would be a ticket to success.
迈克尔认为工商管理硕士学位是走向成功的敲门砖。
Examples from the Corpus
ticket to success/fame/stardom etc• All too often large advances can seem like a ticket to stardom.
7. be (just) the ticket old-fashionedGOOD/EXCELLENT to be exactly what is needed 正是所需要的东西
Examples from the Corpus
be (just) the ticket• If their tours are as much fun as their zany brochure, Wild Women Adventures could be just the ticket.• This bus could be just the ticket for a small family.• And for those whose attention spans are trained to a short leash, it may be just the ticket.• If you have a chronic condition that has made it difficult to exercise, this may be the ticket.• Humphrey and Senator Muskie were the ticket, but all that anybody remembered was Daley and his city.• They can be used as counters for they are the tickets to our mystic world.• This was just the ticket, I thought, sitting on my canvas chair, quietly digesting my cake.
→ dream ticket, meal ticket
 COLLOCATIONS
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + ticket
a train/bus/coach ticket 火车票/公共汽车票/长途汽车票
I’ve lost my train ticket.
我的火车票丢了。
an airline/plane/air ticket 飞机票
nYou can pick up your airline tickets at the check-in desk.
a theatre/concert ticket 戏票/音乐会门票
nThe special rate includes theatre tickets and transport from the hotel to the theatre.
a one-way ticket (also a single ticket British EnglishBrE) (=a ticket to a place but not back again) 单程票
nI bought a one-way ticket to London.
a return ticket British EnglishBrE, a round-trip ticket American EnglishAmE (=a ticket to a place and back) 往返票
nHow much is a round trip ticket to Boston?
a season ticket (=one that allows you to make a journey or go to a sports stadium, theatre etc as often as you like during a fixed time period) 季票
nHe has a season ticket for Manchester United.
a valid ticket (=one that is legally or officially acceptable) 有效票
nYou cannot travel without a valid ticket.
verbs
book/reserve a ticket 订票
We booked our tickets well in advance.
我们提前很长时间订好了票。
buy a ticket 买票
nSheila bought a ticket for the next flight home.
ticket + NOUN
a ticket office/booth/counter (=a place where you can buy tickets) 售票处/售票亭/售票柜台
There was a long queue at the ticket office.
售票处前排了很长的队。
a ticket machine 售票机
nThe ticket machine wasn’t issuing tickets.
the ticket barrier British EnglishBrE (=a gate or other barrier at a station that you need a ticket to get through) 检票口
nJohn insisted on carrying my case as far as the ticket barrier.
a ticket agency (=a company that sells tickets for concerts, sporting events etc) 票务公司
nBook your tickets online from one of the many ticket agencies.
n THESAURUS
types of travel tickets
single (ticket)/one-way ticket a ticket that lets you go to a place but not back again
A single to Edinburgh, please.
He bought a one-way ticket to Los Angeles.
return (ticket) British EnglishBrE, round-trip ticket American EnglishAmE a ticket that lets you go to a place and back again
A return to London, please.
season ticket a ticket that lets you make the same journey every day for a fixed period of time
My company pays for my season ticket.
e-ticket a ticket that you buy over the Internet, in which you are given a number which you use when you check in at an airport
All you have to do is print off the e-ticket and show it at the check-in desk.
Examples from the Corpus
ticket• Sales are so grim they are offering individual game tickets, although the response has been tepid.• San Francisco has been the hottest seller since single-game tickets went on sale.• TheTrainLine offers secure internet ticket sales for trains operated by all 25 franchisees on the Railtrack network.• a parking ticket• The shutters were firmly closed at the ticket booth, the waxwork policemen staring with sightless eyes at passers-by.• He has already boosted the ticket sales.• Polls taken in California before Kemp was added to the ticket had Clinton beating Dole by 27 points.• Please check your tickets carefully as mistakes can not be rectified later!
a ticket to do something• He told previous investors who wanted to charge $ 35 a ticket to take their $ 300,000 back.• It should have been a ticket to the less cheerful part of Novaya Zemlya.• Advised by doctors to recuperate in a warm and dry climate, he bought a ticket to Los Angeles.• Six years later, re-visiting Hagia Sophia, I had to buy a ticket to enter.• It spurred me to buy a ticket to Calcutta.• High Holiday services in the United States are special events and one usually buys a ticket to be present.• He paid a shilling for a ticket to Paddington and, installed in a half-empty carriage, once again went over his plan.• C., woman fumed outside the museum where a crowd stood hoping to get a ticket to hear Wiesel.
parking/speeding ticket• Inside was a summons for non-payment of a parking ticket.• Read in studio A man has been fined £1200 after failing to display a car parking ticket.• At some radar traps, nearly 80 percent of speeding tickets went to out-of-state drivers.• The fact is litigation in the World Court over parking tickets is hilarious.• Their judicial proclamations range from grandiloquent declarations of sovereign citizenship to lowly refusals to pay speeding tickets.• New Hampshire drivers got only 39 of those speeding tickets.• Park in a well-lit area or use an attended car park and never leave your parking ticket in the car!
price ticket• Price tickets Have you ever bought an item with a large, sticky price ticket which you simply could not remove completely?
Related topics: Trade, Law
ticket2 verb [transitiveT]  
1  BBTto produce and sell tickets for an event, journey etc 售票，给…出售门票，出票
 air travel sold and ticketed in the UK
在英国销售和出票的航空旅行业务
 ticketed events such as concerts
像音乐会之类售票的活动
2  especially American EnglishAmESCL to give someone a ticket for parking their car in the wrong place, driving too fast etc 给〔违法停车、超速驾驶等的人〕开罚单
 Drivers stopping here will be ticketed and have their cars towed.
在此停车者将被罚款，车还要被拖走。
3  be ticketed for something INTEND especially American EnglishAmE to be intended for a particular use, purpose, job etc 〔为某种用途、目的、工作等〕被指定，被指派
 Three of the army bases have been ticketed for closure.
有三个军事基地已被指定关闭。
Examples from the Corpus
ticket• Last Labor Day, he was ticketed at Exit 43.• Sanders was ticketed for speeding.
From Longman Business Dictionary
tickettick·et /ˈtɪkɪt/ noun [countableC]
a printed piece of paper which shows that you have paid to travel on a bus or plane, enter a cinema, go to a sports game etc
The price includes theatre tickets and taxis.
ticket to
The airline is offering frequent fliers a free ticket to Europe.
ticket for
He bought a ticket for the show.
United Airlines has nearly 14,000 ticket agents.
→ one-way ticket → return ticket → season ticket → single ticket
Origin ticket1
(1500-1600) Early French etiquet “notice attached to something”, from Old French estiquier “to attach”, from Middle Dutch steken “to stick”
tick·et1 noun →COLLOCATIONS1 →n THESAURUS1ticket2 verb
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