英语词汇“ticket”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

词汇

ticket

释义

ticket

Theme: DRIVING

n. a driving license.

I finally got a ticket to drive a big truck.I showed her my ticket, and she let me off with a warning.

Theme: PRECISION

n. the exact thing; the needed thing.

Her smile was her ticket to a new career.This degree will be your ticket to a bright and shining future.

ticket

noun

an ordinary person. Used generally in Glasgow and MOD culture UK, 1985.

an amusing or charming person IRELAND, 1992.

a follower (not an originator) of Mod fashion UK, 1964.

a professional licence; a certificate of qualification. Originally military US, 1951.

a warrant or bill of detainer US, 2002.

an official misconduct report in prison US, 1976.

an order to be locked in solitary confinement US, 1965.

in prison, a contract for a killing or beating US, 1974.

in horse racing, a betting receipt US, 1951.

a playing card. As in the expression 'I held some good tickets' US, 1961.

LSD; a dose of LSD. Another LSD-as-travel metaphor US, 1969.► just the ticket; that's the ticketexactly what is required UK, 1838

idiomticket► dream ticketbe just the ticket/thing(also be just the job BrE)used in order to say that something is exactly what is needed in a particular situation ◆ used especially in advertisements:Melissa's designs are just the thing to wear for casual events, or relaxing at home.This new jazz compilation album is just the ticket for young lovers, old lovers, and jazz swingers everywhere.We wanted some way of separating our garden from our neighbours' and thought that a beech hedge would be just the job.be a one-way ticket to sthused in order to say that what someone is doing will have a result, especially a bad one, that cannot be changed:The excessive consumption of oil in the US is nothing but a one-way ticket to self destruction.As a black man, I had to work extra hard to get where I am, but the alternative was a one-way ticket to the ghetto.

ticket

1. n. the exact thing; the needed thing. This degree will be your ticket to a bright and shining future.

2. n. a license. I showed her my ticket, and she let me off with a warning.

See:

a dream ticket
a meal ticket
a one-way ticket
a one-way ticket to (somewhere or something)
be tickets
be tickets (for someone or something)
big ticket
big-ticket
big-ticket item, a
buy a/(one's) wolf ticket
buy a/(one's) woof ticket
buy someone’s woof ticket
buy wolf ticket
buy wolf tickets
dream ticket
get a ticket
get one’s ticket punched
get ticket punched
golden ticket
have tickets on (oneself)
have tickets on yourself
hot ticket
just the job/ticket
just the ticket
meal ticket
punch (one's) ticket
punch your ticket
round-trip ticket
sell a wolf ticket
sell a woof ticket
sell wolf tickets
sell woof tickets
split (one's) ticket
split the ticket
split ticket
straight ticket
That’s the ticket!
that's the ticket
That's the ticket!
ticket
ticket for some place
vote a split ticket
vote a straight ticket
work (one's) ticket
work your ticket
write (one's) (own) ticket
write one's own ticket
write own ticket
write your ticket

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