Examples of using "Gidiş" in a sentence and their english translations:
That's the going rate.
Round-trip fares to each destination are as follows.
Did you buy a round-trip ticket?
I bought a round-trip ticket.
What's the round-trip fare?
I have a round-trip ticket to Osaka.
My grandmother paid my way to Boston.
I want a round-trip ticket to Chicago.
A one-way ticket to Birmingham, please.
Did you buy a round-trip ticket?
- Tom has left for good.
- Tom has gone for good.
The fare is one dollar each way.
He bought a round-trip ticket to Boston.
- I have a return ticket to Tokyo.
- I have a round trip ticket to Tokyo.
I have a return ticket to Osaka.
Did you buy a round-trip ticket?
Round trip? Only one-way.
Two roundtrip tickets to Osaka, please.
I spend a lot of money commuting.
I'd like a round-trip ticket to Boston.
It is a four-hour drive from New York to Boston.
Tom bought a round-trip ticket to Boston.
The busses are especially crowded during rush hour.
All transit passangers should proceed to the "Departures Hall".
Tom bought a round-trip ticket.
How long is your daily commute?
I'd like a round-trip ticket from Boston to New York.
He took a taxi both ways.
street just in case.
The guests prepared for their departure and packed their suitcases noisily.
Please try to find affordable round trip tickets.
"One way or round trip?" "One way, please."
The human equivalent of a 400-kilometer round trip every night.
No matter which road you follow, the drive to town won't take you more than twenty minutes.
It's not possible to make the round trip within the hours of darkness, so they have to brave the light.