| Formy złożone: |
| Angielski | Polski |
| big-ticket adj | US (expensive, costly) | bardzo drogi przys. + przym. |
| complimentary ticket n | (ticket provided free) | bezpłatny bilet przym. + m |
| The producer gave me complimentary tickets that would have cost me $500 if I had to pay for them. |
| free ticket n | (entitlement to [sth] at no cost) | darmowy bilet przym. + m |
| I've got some free tickets to the theatre – would you like to come? |
just the ticket,
quite the ticket expr | figurative (exactly what is wanted) | właśnie to, czego potrzeba wyr. |
| (potoczny) | znakomita rzecz przym. + ż |
| A cup of tea is just the ticket right now. |
one-way ticket,
also UK: single ticket,
single n | (transport: single-journey fare) | bilet w jedną stronę wyr. |
| I didn't know when I would be coming back, so I bought a one-way ticket. |
| parking ticket n | (written notice of a parking violation) | mandat m |
| If you let the meter run out, they're likely to give you a parking ticket. |
| plane ticket n | (entitlement to travel by aircraft) | bilet lotniczy m + przym. |
| Have you booked your plane ticket yet? The use of paper plane tickets is declining in the age of computers. |
| punch a ticket v expr | (ticket: validate by perforating) | kasować bilet ndk. + m |
| skasować bilet dk. + m |
| Train conductors punch passengers' tickets so they're not used again. |
| raffle ticket n | (numbered ticket in a lottery) | los loterii fantowej wyr. |
| I've lost my raffle ticket so there's no way I can win. |
| return ticket n | (entitlement to make a round trip) | bilet powrotny m + przym. |
| Would you like a single or return ticket, sir? |
| season ticket n | (ticket valid for certain period) | bilet sezonowy m + przym. |
| We have a season ticket for all the performances at our local theatre. |
| season ticket n | US (ticket to a series of performances) | bilety sezonowe m, l.mn. + przym. |
| He went to every baseball game that fall because he had season tickets. |
| speeding ticket n | (notice of traffic violation) | mandat m |
| If I get one more speeding ticket, the state will suspend my license. |
| ticket agency n | (business that sells tickets) | agencja biletowa ż + przym. |
| Most concert venues sell through ticket agencies. |
| ticket agent n | (business that sells tickets) | agencja biletowa ż + przym. |
| A ticket agent can help you arrange your trip to Asia. |
| I'll see if the ticket agent has anything suitable. |
| ticket booth n | (kiosk: sells tickets) | budka biletowa ż + przym. |
| The ticket booth at the theater offers last-minute discounts. |
| ticket collector n | (transport worker who checks tickets) | kontroler biletów m + m, l.mn. |
| (potoczny) | kanar m |
| Stewardesses act as ticket collectors when passengers board a plane. |
| ticket machine n | (automated ticket dispenser) | automat biletowy m + przym. |
| I had to rush and get my ticket from the ticket machine before the train left. |
ticket office,
also UK: booking office n | (booth or kiosk selling tickets) | kasa biletowa ż + przym. |
| There was a long queue at the ticket office, so Karen used the ticket machine instead. |
| ticket window n | (kiosk where tickets are sold) | kasa biletowa ż + przym. |
| traffic ticket n | (notice of traffic violation) | mandat m |
| train ticket n | (ticket for travel by railway) | bilet na pociąg wyr. |
| Train tickets, like airline tickets, can be purchased through a travel agent. |
