commutation ticket

ˌkɒmjuˈteɪʃən ˈtɪkɪt

Definition of commutation ticket - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

transport fare

Dated

ticket for multiple journeys at a reduced rate

Dated

She bought a commutation ticket for her daily train rides to work..
He uses a commutation ticket to save on travel costs.
The commutation ticket expired last week.

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ticket for multiple journeys at a reduced rate

Expressions with commutation

commutation of punishment

official act of making a punishment less severe

The governor granted a commutation of punishment to the prisoner.

commutation right

right to exchange one financial instrument for another

The investor used his commutation right to swap bonds.

Expressions with ticket

golden ticket

special thing that gives access or big opportunity

Winning the contest was his golden ticket to fame.

hot ticket

something very popular or in high demand

The concert was a hot ticket and sold out quickly.

dream ticket

ideal combination of candidates in an election

The party leaders hoped their dream ticket would secure a landslide victory..

ticket out

way to achieve a better situation

Education can be a ticket out of a difficult life.

get one's ticket

buy a ticket for an event or travel

She needs to get her ticket for the concert.

ticket to ride

pass allowing travel on a vehicle or ride

She bought a ticket to ride the train.

vote the straight ticket

select only one party's candidates on a ballot

Many people vote the straight ticket during national elections.

write one's own ticket

choose one's own terms or conditions

With his skills, he can write his own ticket at any company.

hottest ticket in town

most sought-after item or experience

The new restaurant has become the hottest ticket in town.

just the ticket

exactly what is needed or wanted

Finding a parking spot right in front of the store was just the ticket..

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French:abonnement, ...
German:Pendlerkarte, ...
Italian:biglietto di abbonamento, ...
Spanish:boleto de abono, ...
Portuguese:passe de transporte, ...
Chinese:月票, ...
Japanese:通勤定期券, ...
Arabic:تَذْكِرَة اِشْتِرَاك, ...
Hebrew:כַּרְטִיס מָנוּי, ...
Russian:абонемент на транспорт, ...
Ukrainian:транспортний абонемент, ...
Hindi:आवागमन टिकट, ...
Bengali:কমিউটেশন টিকিট, ...
Catalan:abonament, ...
Czech:předplatní jízdenka, ...
Danish:pendlerkort, ...
Dutch:abonnement, ...
Greek:εισιτήριο διαδρομών, ...
Hungarian:bérlet, ...
Khmer:សំបុត្រធ្វើដំណើរច្រើនដង, ...
Korean:통근 티켓, ...
Persian:بلیط رفت و برگشت, ...
Polish:bilet okresowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):passe de transporte, ...
Romanian:bilet de abonament, ...
Swedish:pendlarkort, ...
Thai:ตั๋วโดยสารลดราคา, ...
Turkish:abonman bileti, ...
Vietnamese:vé giảm giá, ...

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