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ticket

UK
/ˈtɪkɪt/
US
/ˈtɪkɪt/

Translations

ticketnoun
tickets
pl
UK
/ˈtɪkɪt/
US
/ˈtɪkɪt/
billetPour l’entrée, le voyage ou l’accès à un événement.
She bought a ticket to the concert next Saturday.
Elle a acheté un billet pour le concert de samedi prochain.
ticketDans le domaine du support informatique ou du suivi de bugs.
Please open a support ticket if the software crashes again.
Veuillez ouvrir un ticket d’assistance si le logiciel plante à nouveau.
étiquettePour une étiquette de prix ou de vente attachée à un article.
The ticket on the dress showed it was on sale for 50% off.
L’étiquette sur la robe indiquait qu’elle était soldée à 50 %.
billetAu sens de bulletin ou liste électorale d’un parti.
The party announced its ticket for the upcoming presidential election.
Le parti a annoncé son billet pour la prochaine élection présidentielle.
contraventionAu sens d’amende ou de procès-verbal, surtout en matière de circulation.
He received a ticket for speeding on the highway.
Il a reçu une contravention pour excès de vitesse sur l’autoroute.
Additional translations
ticketSurtout dans le registre courant pour les transports ou certains événements.
Synonyms
voucher
pass
entry
permit
stub
ticketverb
ticketed
Past Simple
ticketed
Past Participle
ticketing
Gerund
UK
/ˈtɪkɪt/
US
/ˈtɪkɪt/
vendreAu sens de mettre des billets en vente ou de vendre des places.
The concert was so popular that they ticketed all the seats within an hour.
Le concert était si populaire qu’ils ont vendu tous les sièges en une heure.
verbaliserAu sens de sanctionner par contravention.
The police officer ticketed the car for parking in a no-parking zone.
L’agent de police a verbalisé la voiture pour stationnement interdit.
Synonyms
fine
penalize
book
reserve
label
tag
mark
classify
log
record
file
register
enter
docket
cite
ticketadjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote that the noun involves or requires a ticket.
payantQui nécessite un billet ou un droit d’entrée.
The stadium has several ticket gates at each entrance.
Le stade a plusieurs entrées payantes à chaque accès.

Definitions

ticketnoun
A piece of paper or card that gives the holder a certain right, such as entry to a place, participation in an event, or travel on a vehicle.
She bought a ticket to the concert next Saturday.
A citation or notice issued by a law enforcement officer for a violation of traffic laws.
He received a ticket for speeding on the highway.
A list of candidates nominated by a political party to run for election.
The party announced its ticket for the upcoming presidential election.
A label or tag attached to an item for sale, indicating its price or other information.
The ticket on the dress showed it was on sale for 50% off.
A record of an issue or request entered into a help-desk or bug-tracking system for resolution.
Please open a support ticket if the software crashes again.
ticketverb
To issue a notice of a fine or penalty for a violation, typically related to traffic or parking regulations.
The police officer ticketed the car for parking in a no-parking zone.
To provide or sell a ticket for an event, journey, or service.
The concert was so popular that they ticketed all the seats within an hour.
ticketadjective
Relating to or requiring a ticket, especially for entry, travel, or service.
The stadium has several ticket gates at each entrance.
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