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commutation ticket /,kɔmju'teiʃn'tikit/
commutation ticket /,kɔmju'teiʃn'tikit/- danh từ
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buy someone's woof ticket Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
a hot ticket
get a ticket
hot ticket
split ticket
that's the ticket
ticketed
vote a straight ticket
Idiom(s): vote a straight ticketTheme: POLITICS
to cast a ballot with all the votes for members of the same political party.
• I’m not a member of any political party, so I never vote a straight ticket.
• I usually vote a straight ticket because I believe in the principles of one party and not in the other's.
round-trip ticket
Idiom(s): round-trip ticketTheme: TRAVEL
a ticket (for a plane, train, bus, etc.) that allows one to go to a destination and return.
• A round-trip ticket is usually cheaper than a one-way ticket.
• How much is a round-trip ticket to San Francisco?
That's the ticket!|ticket
Informal way to say, "excellent; correct." "First we'll go up the Sears Tower, and then we'll take a night sightseeing tour on the lake," Fran said. "That's the ticket!" Stan, an old inhabitant of Chicago, replied.split ticket|split|ticket
n. A vote for candidates from more than one party. Mr. Jones voted a split ticket. An independent voter likes a split ticket.Antonym: STRAIGHT TICKET.
straight ticket|straight|ticket
n. A vote for all the candidates of a single party. Uncle Fred was a loyal member of his party. He always voted the straight ticket.Antonym: SPLIT TICKET.
the ticket|ticket
n. Exactly what is needed.
Often used with "just". This airtight locker is just the ticket for storing your winter clothes.vote a straight ticket|straight ticket|ticket|vote
v. phr. To not differentiate one's ballot according to individual names and posts, but to vote for all candidates for all positions of the same party. "I never have time.to study the ballot in detail," Marie said, "and so I tend to vote a straight Republican ticket."walking papers|orders|papers|ticket|walking|walkin
n., informal A statement that you are fired from your job; dismissal. The boss was not satisfied with Paul's work and gave him his walking papers. George is out of work. He picked up his walking ticket last Friday.just the ticket
just the ticketAlso, that's the ticket. Exactly what is needed; exactly right. For example, This van is just the ticket for carrying all our luggage, or That's the ticket—you're handling that chain saw very well. The second phrase dates from the early 1800s, and the first is slightly newer. The exact allusion is disputed—it could be to a winning lottery ticket, a price tag for merchandise, or, as one writer suggests, a corruption of the French word etiquette for “appropriate behavior.” For a synonym, see way to go.
meal ticket
meal ticketA person or thing depended on as a source of income, as in Magic Johnson was a real meal ticket for his team, or Her interpersonal skills will be her meal ticket when she goes into sales. This metaphoric expression alludes to the earlier practice of handing out tickets that entitle their holder to a meal. [Early 1900s]
straight ticket
straight ticketAll the candidates of a single political party, as in Are you going to vote a straight ticket again? [Mid-1800s] Also see split ticket.
the ticket
the ticketsee just the ticket.
ticket
ticketsee just the ticket; meal ticket; split ticket; straight ticket; write one's own ticket.
write one's own ticket
write one's own ticketSet one's own conditions or course of action according to one's wishes or needs. For example, This generous grant lets recipients write their own tickets. This term uses ticket in the sense of “something entitling the holder to a privilege.” [Colloquial; 1920s]
buy a/(one's) woof ticket
To claiming or acknowledge abnormally to one's threats of abandon or menacing, arrogant words. Don't buy his woof ticket—I apperceive for a actuality that he carries a knife and would be all too blessed to put it to use.Learn more: buy, ticket, woofbuy someone’s woof ticket
tv. to claiming someone’s avowal or taunt. (Also spelled wolf.) He’s such a fighter. He’ll buy anybody’s woof ticket. Learn more: buy, ticket, woof
More Idioms/Phrases
would that wouldn't write one's own ticket wrong end of the stick, the yes and no buy (something) on time buy (something) sight unseen buy (yourself) time buy a lemon buy a pig in a poke buy a pup buy a round buy a/(one's) wolf ticket buy a/(one's) woof ticket buy a/the round (of drinks) buy at buy back buy cheap, buy twice buy in buy into buy into (something) buy into, to buy it buy low, sell high buy off buy off on (something) buy on credit buy on time buy out buy sight unseen buy someone's woof ticket buy something buy straw hats in winter buy the big one buy the box buy the farm buy the rabbit buy time buy to let buy trouble buy up buy way in buy way out buy wolf ticket buy wolf tickets buy you a drink? buy, get, etc. something off the shelf buyer buzhie buzz buzz along buzz for buzz for (one) buzz in buzz in(to someplace) buzz into a place
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