Collocation
cheap ticket
a low-priced ticket (often for travel or an event), sometimes implying reduced quality or restrictions
Definition
'cheap ticket' is a common English collocation. a low-priced ticket (often for travel or an event), sometimes implying reduced quality or restrictions
cheap + ticket
“I found a cheap ticket to Paris if you can travel on Tuesday.”
Examples
- I found a cheap ticket for the concert, so I decided to go.
- She booked a cheap ticket by taking a late-night bus instead of a train.
- If you are flexible with dates, you can often get a cheap ticket.
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- He grabbed a cheap ticket in the last row and still enjoyed the show.
- I was surprised to see a cheap ticket during the holiday weekend.
- The airline sold me a cheap ticket, but it did not include a checked bag.
- A cheap ticket may come with strict rules about changes and refunds.
- Because he waited until the last minute, the only cheap ticket left had a long layover.
- They finally found a cheap ticket by flying to a nearby airport and taking a shuttle the rest of the way.
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