检票

jiǎnpiào

to check tickets

HSK 3

漢字分解

Meaning and Usage

"检票" means to check or inspect tickets, commonly used in contexts like transportation (trains, subways) and events (concerts, theaters). It involves verifying that a passenger or attendee has a valid ticket before allowing entry.

Common Contexts

This word is often used when talking about the process at entrances where tickets are scanned or examined. It can refer to manual checking by staff or automated systems.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 检票 (jiǎnpiào kǒu): ticket checkpoint, the place where tickets are checked.
  • 检票 (jiǎnpiào yuán): ticket inspector, the person who checks tickets.
  • 检票 (jiǎnpiào jī): ticket checking machine.

Usage Notes

"检票" is a formal and standard term. It is different from "" which also means to verify tickets but is less commonly used in everyday speech. When using "检票," it usually implies an official or organized checking process.

Common Confusion

Do not confuse "检票" with "检查" (to inspect/check generally). "检票" specifically refers to checking tickets, not general inspection.

例文

请在入口处检票后再进入。

Qǐng zài rùkǒu chù jiǎnpiào hòu zài jìnrù.

Please enter only after your ticket has been checked at the entrance.

地铁站的工作人员正在检票。

Dìtiě zhàn de gōngzuò rényuán zhèngzài jiǎnpiào.

The staff at the subway station are checking tickets.

演唱会开始前,安检和检票都很严格。

Yǎnchànghuì kāishǐ qián, ānjiǎn hé jiǎnpiào dōu hěn yángé.

Before the concert starts, security checks and ticket inspections are very