billete

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noun

billete

masculine noun

1. note (de banco) (British), bill (United States)

2. ticket (de transporte) (peninsular Spanish)

billete de avión -> plane ticket
billete abierto -> open ticket
billete de ida -> one-way (ticket) (en avión)
billete de ida y vuelta -> return (ticket) (British), round-trip (ticket) (United States)
billete sencillo -> single (ticket) (British), one-way (ticket) (United States)

3. ticket (de cine, teatro) (peninsular Spanish, Cuban Spanish)

4. ticket (de rifa)

billete [beel-lyeh’-tay]

1. Ticket (ferro..) Billete de abono, season ticket. (Especially)

2. (Fin.) Banknote; note, bill. (n)

3. Note, short letter (carta). (n)


Q:	money, bucks, greens / lana, varo, billete
A:	> I found some others: scrilla, lucre, bread, cheese and loot. > > In New York guita is used because of the mixture of cultures. > > These are all slang,…

Q:	como se dice "they gave" un billete al carro.
A:	It's "dieron".

Q:	What's the difference among "entrada," "billete," and "boleto"?
A:	Think the differences are mainly regional. In the part of Spain that I am familiar with, entrada can be used for a ticket to enter a theatre, a zoo or…