英语词汇ticket怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ ticket /ˈtɪkət/ noun

plural tickets

¹ ticket

/ˈtɪkət/

noun

plural tickets

Learner's definition of TICKET

[count] : a piece of paper that allows you to see a show, participate in an event, travel on a vehicle, etc.入场券；票

May I see your tickets, please? = Tickets, please.请出示入场券。
We bought tickets for/to the opera.我们买了歌剧票。
a movie/concert ticket电影/音乐会票
a bus/train ticket公共汽车/火车票
She bought a one-way ticket to New York. [=a ticket that allows her to travel to New York]她买了去纽约的单程车票。
(US) a round-trip ticket = (Brit) a return ticket [=a ticket that allows you to travel to one place and then return back to the place you left]往返票

— see also season ticket

[count] : a card or piece of paper that shows that you are participating in a contest, raffle, etc.票据

a winning lottery ticket中奖彩票

— see also scratch ticket

[count] : a piece of paper that officially tells you that you have driven or parked your car improperly and that you will have to pay a fine（交通违章）罚单，罚款通知单

I got a ticket for speeding.我因超速被开了罚单。

— see also parking ticket, speeding ticket

[count] British : a piece of paper that is attached to an item in a store and that gives information about its price, size, etc.（商店里标明商品价格、尺码等信息的）标签

a price ticket [=tag]价格标签

[singular] chiefly US : a list of the candidates supported by a political party in an election（政党在选举中支持的）候选人名单

The senator heads her party's ticket. [=she is the leader of her party in the election]这位女参议员是其党派的头号候选人。
the Republican/Democratic ticket共和党/民主党候选人名单

— see also split ticket, split the ticket at ¹split

[singular] : something that makes it possible to get or achieve something that you want途径

She believed that education was the/her ticket to a good job.她相信接受教育是找到好工作的敲门砖。
He expected the novel to be his ticket to fame and fortune.他期望这部小说能使他名利双收。
This job could be their ticket out of poverty.这份工作可以帮助他们摆脱贫困。

— see also meal ticket

the ticket informal + somewhat old-fashioned : the correct or most desirable thing : the thing that is needed or wanted合适的东西；所需要的东西

Compromise, now that's the ticket. [=that's what we need]妥协，就是现在我们所需要的。

— often used in the phrase just the ticket常用于短语just the ticket

For a romantic dinner, candles are just the ticket.蜡烛正是一顿浪漫晚餐所需要的。

write your own ticket

— see write

— see also hot ticket

² ticket /ˈtɪkət/ verb

tickets; ticketed; ticketing

² ticket

/ˈtɪkət/

verb

tickets; ticketed; ticketing

Learner's definition of TICKET

[+ object]

chiefly US : to give (a driver) a ticket for driving or parking improperly开交通违章罚单

He was ticketed for speeding.他因为超速而被开了罚单。

: to give or sell a ticket to (someone)送票；卖票

methods used for ticketing airline passengers销售机票的方法

US : to give (someone or something) a specific purpose or destination给定目标 — usually used as (be) ticketed通常用作(be) ticketed

The building has been ticketed [=designated] for renovations.这座建筑已经被指定要翻新。
a baseball player ticketed for the minor leagues [=a baseball player who is being sent to the minor leagues]被派往职业棒球小联盟赛的选手

— ticketing

noun [noncount]

Most airlines now allow electronic ticketing.绝大多数航空公司现在允许出售电子票。

单词	ticket
释义	ticket (verb) ticket 15 ENTRIES FOUND: ticket (noun) ticket (verb) ticket office (noun) ticket tout (noun) big-ticket (adjective) hot ticket (noun) meal ticket (noun) parking ticket (noun) scratch ticket (noun) season ticket (noun) speeding ticket (noun) split ticket (noun) traffic ticket (noun) split (verb) write (verb) ¹ ticket /ˈtɪkət/ noun plural tickets ¹ ticket /ˈtɪkət/ noun plural tickets Learner's definition of TICKET 1 [count] : a piece of paper that allows you to see a show, participate in an event, travel on a vehicle, etc.入场券；票 May I see your tickets, please? = Tickets, please.请出示入场券。 We bought tickets for/to the opera.我们买了歌剧票。 a movie/concert ticket电影/音乐会票 a bus/train ticket公共汽车/火车票 She bought a one-way ticket to New York. [=a ticket that allows her to travel to New York]她买了去纽约的单程车票。 (US) a round-trip ticket = (Brit) a return ticket [=a ticket that allows you to travel to one place and then return back to the place you left]往返票 — see also season ticket 2 [count] : a card or piece of paper that shows that you are participating in a contest, raffle, etc.票据 a winning lottery ticket中奖彩票 — see also scratch ticket 3 [count] : a piece of paper that officially tells you that you have driven or parked your car improperly and that you will have to pay a fine（交通违章）罚单，罚款通知单 I got a ticket for speeding.我因超速被开了罚单。 — see also parking ticket, speeding ticket 4 [count] British : a piece of paper that is attached to an item in a store and that gives information about its price, size, etc.（商店里标明商品价格、尺码等信息的）标签 a price ticket [=tag]价格标签 5 [singular] chiefly US : a list of the candidates supported by a political party in an election（政党在选举中支持的）候选人名单 The senator heads her party's ticket. [=she is the leader of her party in the election]这位女参议员是其党派的头号候选人。 the Republican/Democratic ticket共和党/民主党候选人名单 — see also split ticket, split the ticket at ¹split 6 [singular] : something that makes it possible to get or achieve something that you want途径 She believed that education was the/her ticket to a good job.她相信接受教育是找到好工作的敲门砖。 He expected the novel to be his ticket to fame and fortune.他期望这部小说能使他名利双收。 This job could be their ticket out of poverty.这份工作可以帮助他们摆脱贫困。 — see also meal ticket 7 the ticket informal + somewhat old-fashioned : the correct or most desirable thing : the thing that is needed or wanted合适的东西；所需要的东西 Compromise, now that's the ticket. [=that's what we need]妥协，就是现在我们所需要的。 — often used in the phrase just the ticket常用于短语just the ticket For a romantic dinner, candles are just the ticket.蜡烛正是一顿浪漫晚餐所需要的。 write your own ticket — see write — see also hot ticket ² ticket /ˈtɪkət/ verb tickets; ticketed; ticketing ² ticket /ˈtɪkət/ verb tickets; ticketed; ticketing Learner's definition of TICKET [+ object] 1 chiefly US : to give (a driver) a ticket for driving or parking improperly开交通违章罚单 He was ticketed for speeding.他因为超速而被开了罚单。 2 : to give or sell a ticket to (someone)送票；卖票 methods used for ticketing airline passengers销售机票的方法 3 US : to give (someone or something) a specific purpose or destination给定目标 — usually used as (be) ticketed通常用作(be) ticketed The building has been ticketed [=designated] for renovations.这座建筑已经被指定要翻新。 a baseball player ticketed for the minor leagues [=a baseball player who is being sent to the minor leagues]被派往职业棒球小联盟赛的选手 — ticketing noun [noncount] Most airlines now allow electronic ticketing.绝大多数航空公司现在允许出售电子票。
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