билет

Bulgarian

Etymology

From French billet.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /biˈlɛt/

Noun

билет (bilét) m

  1. ticket (admission to entertainment or pass for transportation)
  2. licence, certificate, card

Inflection

Synonyms


Macedonian

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [biˈlɛt]

Noun

биле́т (bilét) m (plural биле́ти)

  1. ticket (admission)

Inflection

Synonyms

See also


Mongolian

Etymology

From Russian биле́т (bilét).

Noun

билет (bilet) (Mongolian spelling ᠪᠢᠯᠧᠲ᠋ (bilēt᠋))

  1. ticket

Russian

Etymology

Borrowed from French billet.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [bʲɪˈlʲet]
  • (file)

Noun

биле́т (bilét) m inan (genitive биле́та, nominative plural биле́ты, genitive plural биле́тов)

  1. ticket (admission to entertainment or transportation)
  2. banknote
  3. membership card

Usage notes

The noun билет in a sense of a ticket can be further described with в/на что. For example on entertainment:

  • билет в оперу (opera ticket)
  • билет в цирк (circus ticket)
  • билет на балет (ballet ticket)
  • билет на вечер (soiree ticket)
  • билет на концерт (concert ticket)
  • билет на матч (sport's match ticket)
    • билет на футбол (soccer ticket)
    • билет на хоккей (hockey ticket)
  • билет в театр (theater ticket)

For example on transportation:

  • билет на автобус (bus ticket)
  • билет на самолёт (airplane ticket)
  • билет на поезд (train ticket)
  • билет на скоростной поезд (high-speed train ticket)

Declension

  • билетёр m (biletjór)
  • биле́тный (bilétnyj)
  • биле́тный контролёр (bilétnyj kontroljór)
  • поездно́й биле́т m (pojezdnój bilét)
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