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buy a ticket to

buy a ticket to verb: used to indicate that someone is in agreement with an assertion, statement, or suggestion.

Verb

buy a ticket to (third-person singular simple present buys a ticket to, present participle buying a ticket to, simple past and past participle bought a ticket to)

  1. (idiomatic) Used to indicate that someone is in agreement with an assertion, statement, or suggestion.
    • You know, some days I feel like just quitting my job and walking out of here.
    • I'll buy a ticket to that. Working here really sucks.

Forms of buy a ticket to

third-person singular presentbuys a ticket to
present participlebuying a ticket to
past participlebought a ticket to
pastbought a ticket to

Questions about buy a ticket to

What does buy a ticket to mean?
Buy a ticket to means used to indicate that someone is in agreement with an assertion, statement, or suggestion.
What part of speech is buy a ticket to?
Buy a ticket to is a verb.
What is the past tense of buy a ticket to?
The past tense of buy a ticket to is bought a ticket to.

Words near buy a ticket to in the dictionary

  1. Buxworth
  2. buxy
  3. buy
  4. buy a dog and bark oneself
  5. buy a pup
  6. buy a ticket to
  7. buy and hold
  8. buy and pay for
  9. buy back
  10. buy backs
  11. buy boat

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