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1 ♦ ticket
♦ ticket /ˈtɪkɪt/n.1 biglietto: a railway ticket, un biglietto ferroviario; a theatre ticket, un biglietto per il teatro; to issue tickets, rilasciare biglietti NOTA D'USO: - biglietto andata e ritorno-4 (naut., aeron.) brevetto5 (autom.) multa: parking ticket, multa per divieto di sosta; speeding ticket, multa per eccesso di velocità6 ( USA) lista di candidati ( di un partito); (fig.) programma politico: the Republican ticket, i candidati (o il programma) del partito Repubblicano10 – the ticket, quello che ci vuole; quello che va bene; l'ideale: Served with sweet onions, the hare was just the ticket, servita con cipolle dolci, la lepre era proprio quello che ci voleva● (teatr., sport) ticket agency, biglietteria; botteghino □ ticket agent, gestore di biglietteria □ (ferr.) ticket collector, bigliettaio, controllore □ ( Borsa) ticket day, giorno della consegna fogli □ (ferr.) ticket inspector, controllore □ (leg., stor., Austral.) ticket of leave, (foglio di) libertà vigilata ( dopo aver scontato parte della pena) □ (leg., stor., Austral.) ticket-of-leave man, persona in libertà vigilata □ (ferr.) ticket office, biglietteria □ ticket porter, facchino autorizzato ( riconoscibile per lo scontrino numerato) □ ticket-punch, pinza per forare biglietti □ ( sport, teatr.) ticket tout, bagarino □ ticket touting, bagarinaggio □ ticket window, sportello ( di biglietteria) □ ( slang USA) to cancel (o to punch) sb. 's ticket, fare la pelle a q.; fare fuori, accoppare, ammazzare q. □ (polit. USA) dream ticket, accoppiata ideale di candidati ( alle elezioni presidenziali); (fig.) occasione unica, passaporto (fig.) □ free ticket, biglietto gratuito; (fig. USA) via libera; carta bianca □ ( slang USA) to get (o to have) one's ticket punched, fare una certa esperienza come passo (o tappa) indispensabile per la propria carriera □ (fam.) hot ticket, persona (o cosa) assai richiesta (o di gran successo): The hot ticket in London is now the revival of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’, lo spettacolo del momento a Londra è il revival di ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ □ meal ticket, buono pasto; (fig.) chi provvede ai pasti di altri; chi mantiene q.: What is he, her friend or her meal ticket?, che cos'è, il suo amico o l'amante che la mantiene? □ (fam.) to write one's own ticket, dettare le proprie condizioni; imporsi □ (fam.) That's ( just) the ticket, ottimamente; perfetto!; è così che si fa; ecco quel che ci vuoleFALSI AMICI: ticket non significa ticket nel senso italiano di quota versata per alcuni farmaci e prestazioni mediche. (to) ticket /ˈtɪkɪt/v. t.1 apporre il cartellino su (qc.); mettere lo scontrino (o l'etichetta) a (qc.); etichettare ( anche fig.)3 (autom.) multare; fare la multa a (q.) -
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[taʊt] I1) BE (selling tickets) bagarino m.2) comm. spreg. (soliciting custom) imbonitore m. (-trice)3) (in horseracing) = chi vende informazioni sui cavalli concorrentiII 1.1) [ street merchant] imbonire3) (publicize) pubblicizzare, reclamizzare [product, invention]2.* * *(to go about in search of buyers, jobs, support, votes etc: The taxi-driver drove around touting for custom.) (andare in cerca di clienti)* * *[taʊt]1. n(for hotels) procacciatore m di clienti, Brit, (also: ticket tout) bagarino, Racing portaquote m inv2. vito tout for business — raccogliere ordinazioni, (for hotels) procacciare clienti
3. vthe is being touted as the greatest living singer — lo stanno facendo passare come il miglior cantante vivente
* * *tout /taʊt/n.3 propagandista; piazzista.(to) tout /taʊt/A v. i.1 (comm.) andare in cerca di clienti; sollecitare ordinazioni; fare il propagandista (o il piazzista)B v. t.2 pubblicizzare; reclamizzare: This hotel is touted as the best in town, questo albergo viene reclamizzato come il migliore della città● (comm.) to tout for orders, sollecitare ordinazioni □ (polit.) to tout for votes, andare in cerca di voti.* * *[taʊt] I1) BE (selling tickets) bagarino m.2) comm. spreg. (soliciting custom) imbonitore m. (-trice)3) (in horseracing) = chi vende informazioni sui cavalli concorrentiII 1.1) [ street merchant] imbonire3) (publicize) pubblicizzare, reclamizzare [product, invention]2.
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