he's the current hot ticket on the hard-core hip-hop block
他是当前创新嬉蹦乐界最热门的歌手。
as modifiera hot-ticket invitation
一份抢手的邀请书。
Example sentencesExamples
From the rugby to the Carnevale, Mark Hodson gives you first dibs on the hot tickets for 2005
We asked customers to get involved with all kinds of fun and games to compete for the hot ticket.
‘In one way it's flattering that they are such hot tickets, but it really bothers us that they are being auctioned on the internet,’ Downie said.
Despite the bear market, separate accounts are hot tickets in the brokerage industry.
If Celtic spirituality was the hot ticket in the last decade of the twentieth century, it seems as though Anglo-Saxon spirituality may vie for at least a share of that popularity in the first decade of the twenty-first.
Our first stop's one of the hot tickets of the festival - and it's something completely different…
The Dali show was one of the hot tickets of the season.
The Liberal nomination races on the North Shore are hot tickets with candidates galore - but alas, there is little in the way of substance from what I have read so far.
Suddenly, it didn't seem such a hot ticket as patriotic fervour swept America and subsequent months showed audiences to want the comfort of heroes rather than the indulgence of satire.
In fact, our dutiful representative told me that in China, search engine marketing is the same hot ticket that it has been here recently.
Definition of hot ticket in US English:
hot ticket
nounhät ˈtikit
informal
A person or thing that is much in demand.
〈非正式〉热门的人（或物），抢手的人（或物）
he's the current hot ticket on the hard-core hip-hop block
他是当前创新嬉蹦乐界最热门的歌手。
as modifiera hot-ticket invitation
一份抢手的邀请书。
Example sentencesExamples
Suddenly, it didn't seem such a hot ticket as patriotic fervour swept America and subsequent months showed audiences to want the comfort of heroes rather than the indulgence of satire.
Our first stop's one of the hot tickets of the festival - and it's something completely different…
Despite the bear market, separate accounts are hot tickets in the brokerage industry.
If Celtic spirituality was the hot ticket in the last decade of the twentieth century, it seems as though Anglo-Saxon spirituality may vie for at least a share of that popularity in the first decade of the twenty-first.
The Liberal nomination races on the North Shore are hot tickets with candidates galore - but alas, there is little in the way of substance from what I have read so far.
In fact, our dutiful representative told me that in China, search engine marketing is the same hot ticket that it has been here recently.
We asked customers to get involved with all kinds of fun and games to compete for the hot ticket.
‘In one way it's flattering that they are such hot tickets, but it really bothers us that they are being auctioned on the internet,’ Downie said.
The Dali show was one of the hot tickets of the season.
From the rugby to the Carnevale, Mark Hodson gives you first dibs on the hot tickets for 2005