The one-way ticket
Example: One-way ticket allows travel without return journey included
Definition
"The one-way ticket" refers to a travel ticket that allows a person to go from the starting point to a destination without including a return trip. It is commonly used when the traveler does not plan to return immediately or prefers to purchase the return journey separately.
Etymology
The phrase "the one-way ticket" originates from the simple combination of 'one-way,' meaning a single direction, and 'ticket,' a pass or token for travel. The term has been widely used since the rise of modern transportation systems to distinguish tickets that do not cover a round trip.
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"The one-way ticket" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Tourism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 135 commonly used words.
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