ticket
- noun
- /ˈtɪkɪt/
- I hope we don't get a speeding ticket.
- a parking ticket
- a speeding ticket
- a traffic ticket
But yeah, they dismissed the ticket and all that.
- But yeah, they dismissed the ticket and all that.
- You can have it and a ticket for bribing an officer.
- Male cops were writing a majority of their tickets to male drivers.
- So they are an indicator that it's like a speeding ticket.
- We were just talking and a cop pulled us over and we got tickets for street racing.
- So if you, if you, they catch you get a ticket, you have to go to this school, right?
- How how fiercely have I fought traffic tickets?
- Now, dude, I mean, if you were wrong, you can't fight tickets.
- Click it or ticket, you know, buckle up or did a ticket.
- Isn't it just like a ticket you pay later, right?
Examples
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After speeding past the school zone, she was pulled over and issued a ticket.
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Look, if this is about those parking tickets, I can explain everything, okay?
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If you go to Traffic School, you can get this ticket off your record.
Fiction book (1990) -
We were just talking and a cop pulled us over and we got tickets for street racing.
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Sir, you have 25 unpaid parking tickets and it's your car.
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Harry pulls the parking ticket off the windshield, screws it up, and gets in.
Fiction book (1995) -
He received a ticket for parking in a restricted area.
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The officer handed me a ticket for running a red light.
Synonyms
A paper telling you to pay a fine for parking where it is not allowed
An official notice from the police that says you drove too fast
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To be able to choose your own job or future because you are successful
- Informal
To get a sure chance to succeed, for example a job or a place on a team
Compounds
A person who checks and takes tickets from people entering trains or concerts
- Archaic
A permit that lets a prisoner live and work outside prison under rules
- Archaic
A ticket that lets you travel many times at a lower price for regular journeys
- Specialized
A fake computer ticket that lets attackers pretend to be users and control a network
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word ticket was used for official small papers or notices, much like a short 'note'. That's why a police ticket is a small written notice that tells you about a fine or court appearance.