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You can use it to refer to the place at an airport or bus station where you buy tickets. For example, "I waited in line at the ticket counter for my plane ticket."
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They duck behind the ticket counter.
The men behind the ticket counter are young and handsome.
STROLLER GATE CHECK Yes, except for noncollapsible strollers, which must be checked at the ticket counter.
Instead, looking a bit shifty, he joined the line at the ticket counter.
Its representative at the ticket counter broomed us towards an executive, her specialty tourists in trouble.
STROLLER GATE CHECK Yes, except large, noncollapsible strollers, which must be checked at the ticket counter.
"Oh, no," said the young man at the theatre ticket counter.
"Suggested," the woman behind me in line said, reading the text displayed above the ticket counter.
Behind the ticket counter, medics wait to handle injuries to prisoners or guards.
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He knows the ticket-counter personnel better than his own family.
I approached the ticket counter and explained that I was authorized to fly supersonic.
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