billete

/biˈʝete/, [biˈʝe.t̪e], /biˈʝete/, [biˈʝe.t̪e]

ticket

Noun billete m (plural billetes)

banknote, bill (paper currency)
(Spain) ticket

¿Ya reservaste los billetes del tren?

Have you already booked the train tickets?
(heraldry) billet
(colloquial, uncountable) money

Examples

Tom se compró un billete de lotería.

Tom bought a lottery ticket.

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El cajero recibirá el billete de cien francos.

The cashier will take the one-hundred-franc bill.

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¿Podría enseñarme su billete de vuelta?

Could you show me your return ticket?

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Su billete, por favor.

Your ticket, please.

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Compré un billete de ida y vuelta.

I bought a return ticket.

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Fue un billete de cien dólares.

It was a one hundred dollar bill.

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¿Puede cambiarme un billete de diez pesos?

Can you change a ten-peso bill for me?

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El billete, por favor.

Ticket, please.

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Tomás le pasó a María un billete de veinte dólares.

Tom handed Mary a twenty-dollar bill.

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No te olvides el billete.

Don't forget the ticket.

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