ticket
n. 票,入场券; 标签; 传票,交通违规的通知单; <美>候选人名单
vt. 售票; 给…门票; 加标签于,指派; 对。。开交通违章通知单
A ticket is a small, official piece of paper or card which shows that you have paid to enter a place such as a theatre or a sports ground, or shows that you have paid for a journey.
I queued for two hours to get a ticket to see the football game...
我排了两个小时的队,就是为了买张足球赛的票。
I love opera and last year I got tickets for Covent Garden...
我喜爱歌剧,去年我搞到几张科芬园皇家歌剧院的票。
A ticket is an official piece of paper which orders you to pay a fine or to appear in court because you have committed a driving or parking offence.
I want to know at what point I break the speed limit and get a ticket.
我想知道我是在什么地方超速而受到处罚的。
A ticket for a game of chance such as a raffle or a lottery is a piece of paper with a number on it. If the number on your ticket matches the number chosen, you win a prize.
She bought a lottery ticket and won more than $33 million.
她买了张彩票,中了3,300多万美元。
The particular ticket on which a person fights an election is the party they represent or the policies they support.
He first ran for president on a far-left ticket...
他第一次代表极左政党参加总统竞选。
She would want to fight the election on a ticket of parliamentary democracy...
她想以实施议会民主制为纲领去参加竞选。
A ticket is the list of candidates who are representing a particular political party or group in an election.
He plans to remain on the Republican ticket for the November election.
他计划继续代表共和党参加 11 月份的选举。
If you say that something is just the ticket, you mean that it is exactly what is needed.
Young kids need all the energy and protein they can get and whole milk is just the ticket.
儿童需要摄入足量能量和蛋白质,而全脂牛奶正好能满足这一需求。
1. a commercial document showing that the holder is entitled to something (as to ride on public transportation or to enter a public entertainment)
2. a summons issued to an offender (especially to someone who violates a traffic regulation)
3. a list of candidates nominated by a political party to run for election to public offices
4. the appropriate or desirable thing;
1. issue a ticket or a fine to as a penalty;
2. provide with a ticket for passage or admission;
be tickets
(南非,非正式)死路一条,完蛋
have tickets on oneself
(澳/新西兰,非正式)自高自大,自负
punch one's ticket
(美,非正式)有意承担能让自己升职的任务
write one's (own) ticket
(非正式,主北美)自定计划;自己规划前程
Please show your ticket to the stewardess when you board the plane.
登机时请向空中小姐出示机票.
I'll mount guard over the luggage while you get the ticket.
你去买票,我来看管行李.
This train ticket is valid for three days.
这张车票3日内有效.
I've got the train ticket.
我买上火车票了.
He fumbled about in his pockets for the ticket.
他(瞎)摸着衣兜找票.