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You can use it to refer to an automated machine used to purchase tickets, such as those found at train stations, airports, and other venues. For example, "I bought my tickets from the ticket machine at the entrance to the arena."
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ticket machine
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A machine that prints tickets automatically after the customer determines the destination and pays for it.
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You don't have change for the ticket machine at the tube?
Want to do any of that at a ticket machine in Britain?
She was eyeballing the automated ticket machine like it was a VCR that needed programming.
My local Ukip candidate just sent out leaflets covered with photos of him using a car-park ticket machine.
Even the ticket machine in the Castle car park, where the drunken Helena leaves her vehicle, dispenses philosophical wisdom.
The fare is $13.85; tickets are purchased before boarding, at a ticket counter or at an automatic ticket machine.
Never mind that those that were purchased were issued from a ticket machine mounted in the driver's cab.
There's neither a ticket window nor a ticket machine, and the trains only stop once a day in either direction.
She posted a selfie of herself with the winning ticket, barcode and all, which someone used at an automated ticket machine to collect her money.
So far, I've only received one leaflet from our Ukip candidate, using a carpark ticket machine – as if to demonstrate his all-powerful dominion over the machines.
A new lottery ticket machine stood by the entrance, and a self-help coffee stand and racks of chips had been placed next to the extensive cheese displays.
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