Ticket
Meaning
A piece of paper or digital pass allowing entry to an event, travel, or use of a service
Pronunciation
UK ˈtɪkɪt
US ˈtɪkɪt
Example Sentences
- For a unique experience, buy a ticket for the Petra by Night tour during one night of your stay.
- You need two things: a passport and a ticket.
- A ticket is your pass to get on a plane.
- Without a ticket, you [cannot] fly.
- Keep your passport and ticket safe.
- You need a ticket.
- A ticket gets you on a plane, train, or bus.
- You buy a ticket before your trip.
- Now you have a ticket, a bag, and a map.
- You need a ticket to ride the train.
Learn Ticket in Context
Tickets, Bags, and MapsDo you want to go somewhere new? You need three things for travel. You need a ticket. A ticket gets you on a plane, train, or bus. You buy a ticket before your trip. You also need a bag. A bag holds y...Read story 
My Passport and My TicketDo you want to travel to a new country? You need two things: a passport and a ticket. A passport is a small book. It shows your name and your photo. You [cannot] enter a new country without it. A tick...Read story
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