single ticket

noun

, British.

1. a one-way ticket.

single ticket

noun

1. a ticket entitling a passenger to travel only to his destination, without returning US and Canadian equivalentone-way ticket Compare return ticket

Example Sentences

No one is seated next to someone outside of their own party, and a limited number of single tickets are available for purchase by calling the box office.

From Washington Blade

At first the baggage-master objected to check them both on a single ticket, and demanded pay for extra weight.

From Project Gutenberg

The stranger gave up his ticket—a single ticket—and stepped outside the station.

From Project Gutenberg

Free servants demand wages; and on railways or steamers a single ticket does not include an attendant.

From Project Gutenberg

To parties of ten or more traveling together a single ticket is issued at $5.00 per capita.

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By a close investigation, I find but one single ticket of this kind in the whole scheme.

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