ticket in Irish
ticket in Irish is ticéad, ticéad páirceála — ticket means a small printed or digital pass that allows entry to an event, or travel on transport.
ticket in Irish
ticéad
ticéad
A citation for a traffic violation.
ticéad páirceála
A citation for a traffic violation.
What does "ticket" mean?
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noun A small printed or digital pass that allows entry to an event, or travel on transport.
"I booked two tickets for the Saturday show."
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noun A written notice of a traffic or parking violation.
"He got a ticket for parking in a loading zone."
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verb To issue someone an official notice for a violation, or to give them a pass for travel or entry.
"The officer ticketed the car for expired registration."
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ticket in a sentence
- I booked two tickets for the Saturday show.
- Have your ticket ready before boarding the train.
- He got a ticket for parking in a loading zone.
- The officer ticketed the car for expired registration.
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What is "ticket" in Irish?
"ticket" in Irish is ticéad, ticéad páirceála. ticket means: A small printed or digital pass that allows entry to an event, or travel on transport.
How do you use "ticket" in a sentence?
Example: "I booked two tickets for the Saturday show." In Irish, "ticket" is ticéad, ticéad páirceála.
Are there other ways to say "ticket" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "ticket": ticéad, ticéad páirceála.
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