round-trip ticket

British

noun

British equivalent: return ticket. a ticket entitling a passenger to travel to his destination and back again

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Goodall saved her earnings from a waitress job until she had enough for a round-trip ticket.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2016, when I was 30, I splurged to buy a cheap round-trip ticket to Sydney on a whim.

From Los Angeles Times

“Here you go,” she said as she handed him the orange-and-white round-trip ticket.

From Literature

Most itineraries are listed above $600 for a round-trip ticket in one day before and after the game.

From Seattle Times

As of Friday, the cheapest nonstop round-trip ticket to New Orleans was nearly $1,100.

From Seattle Times

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