Examples of using "Jegyet" in a sentence and their english translations:
I bought a ticket.
Where can I buy a ticket?
I got a bad grade.
I bought a ticket.
I bought a return ticket.
I'd like three tickets, please.
I didn't buy a ticket.
I'd like a ticket to Boston.
Tom didn't buy a ticket.
Get a ticket for me.
Tom paid the fare.
She bought him a ticket.
Can you buy a ticket for me?
I'm going to buy three tickets.
Where did you buy the ticket?
Can I buy a ticket on the bus?
Are you able to buy a ticket after boarding the train?
- Tom bought Mary a ticket.
- Tom bought a ticket for Mary.
Don't forget the ticket.
- I should've gotten a ticket.
- I should have gotten a ticket.
I bought two tickets for the concert.
Two singles to Bristol, please.
were at the museum buying planetarium tickets,
I wish I had bought a ticket for the concert.
Two tickets to San Diego, please.
Takeo felt in his pocket for the ticket.
I had difficulty getting a ticket for the concert.
Tom tore the ticket to bits.
You must buy a ticket to get on the bus.
You must buy a ticket to get on the bus.
The reason why I got a bad grade is that I did not study.
I told them to send me another ticket.
We weren't able to buy tickets, so we didn't go to the concert.
I told them to send me another ticket.
I told them to send me another ticket.
It was Mr White that gave Joe this ticket.
He got a good grade in mathematics.
We weren't able to buy tickets, so we didn't go to the concert.
Tom gave me a couple of free tickets to his concert.
- Tom bought two advance tickets for a Boston Symphony Orchestra show taking place in Chicago.
- Tom pre-purchased two tickets for the performance of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra in Chicago.
"Can I have a ticket?" "Yes, you can. In fact I'd recommend this one." "But I mean: can I buy a ticket?" "I'm surprised you're asking me that question. How do I know if you can buy a ticket? It depends on what's in your wallet." "Come on, you know – I'd like to buy a ticket." "And I can sell a ticket." "What a stroke of luck! So give me a ticket, please!" "There you go." "Finally!"
you don't have to buy an incredibly expensive ticket and find an orchestra.
"Tom bought a one-way ticket." "Doesn't he want to come back to Boston?" "I hope so."
I have a hunch that the show will be cancelled; they haven't sold many tickets.
His essay gave only a superficial analysis of the problem, so it was a real surprise to him when he got the highest grade in the class.