issue a ticket — to officially give or provide a ticket, especially for a traffic violation or offense
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to officially give or provide a ticket, especially for a traffic violation or offense
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪʃuː ə ˈtɪkɪt/
Korean meaning: 티켓(특히 교통위반 딱지)을 공식적으로 발급하다, 교통위반 딱지를 끊다
Korean pronunciation: **이**슈 어 **티**킷
Example Sentences
- The meter maid issued three tickets in one block!
- I got so nervous when the cop issued me a ticket that I forgot my own name.
- The school principal can issue detention tickets to misbehaving students.
issue a ticket
VERB//ˈɪʃuː ə ˈtɪkɪt//
to officially give or provide a ticket, especially for a traffic violation or offense
to officially give or provide a ticket, especially for a traffic violation or offense
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Officer issues a ticket while driver grabs a tissue!
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Origin
issue는 라틴어 'exitus(나가다)'에서 왔고, ticket은 프랑스어 'étiquette(라벨)'에서 유래. 공식 문서를 발급한다는 의미가 결합되어 현재의 의미로 발전
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“The meter maid issued three tickets in one block!”
“I got so nervous when the cop issued me a ticket that I forgot my own name.”
“The school principal can issue detention tickets to misbehaving students.”
“My grandmother drives so slowly that even snails don't get issued tickets.”
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