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buying a ticket to

buying a ticket to is the present participle and gerund of buy a ticket to.

Meaning of buy a ticket to

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.

Questions about buying a ticket to

What is buying a ticket to the present participle and gerund of?
Buying a ticket to is the present participle and gerund of buy a ticket to.

Words near buying a ticket to in the dictionary

  1. Buyid
  2. Buyids
  3. buying
  4. buying a dog and barking oneself
  5. buying a pup
  6. buying a ticket to
  7. buying back
  8. buying down
  9. buying guide
  10. buying guides
  11. buying in

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