Ticketed Meaning in English

word · lemma: ticket

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Definition

'Ticketed' can mean either receiving a ticket for a violation, such as a parking or speeding fine, or being provided with a ticket to attend an event or travel.

Usage & Nuances

Used in passive voice for fines: 'got ticketed'. As an adjective, 'ticketed event' means entry requires a ticket. Don't confuse 'ticketed' (given a fine or provided a ticket) with simply having a ticket.

• Spanish: multado - con boleto
• Portuguese (BR): multado - com ingresso
• Portuguese (PT): multado - com bilhete
• Chinese (Simplified): 被罚单 - 有票
• Chinese (Traditional): 被罰單 - 有票
• Hindi: चालान किया गया - टिकट वाला
• Arabic: تم تحرير مخالفة له - لديه تذكرة
• Bengali: টিকিটকৃত - জরিমানাপ্রাপ্ত
• Russian: оштрафованный - с билетом
• Japanese: チケットを発行された - チケット制の
• Vietnamese: bị phạt vé - có vé
• Korean: 티켓을 받은 - 벌금 딱지를 받은
• Turkish: cezalı (trafik) - biletli
• Urdu: چالان شدہ - ٹکٹ یافتہ
• Indonesian: dikenai tilang - dengan tiket

Example Sentences

I can't believe I got ticketed just for stopping a minute.

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This is a ticketed event, so make sure to buy yours online.

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She was ticketed for parking in a no-parking zone.

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All guests must have a ticketed entry to the concert.

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He got ticketed for speeding yesterday.

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Some drivers get ticketed all the time because they never pay attention to the signs.

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