railcard
noun [C] /ˈreɪl.kɑːd/
/-kɑːrd/ Definition
› in the UK, a card that you can buy and then use to buy train tickets more cheaply: a young person's railcard a family railcardTickets
(Definition of railcard noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- Apex noun, adjective
- boarding card noun
- day return noun
- e-ticket noun
- economy class noun, adverb
- half noun (TICKET)
- pass noun (DOCUMENT)
- rain check noun
- return noun (GOING BACK)
- return ticket noun
- season ticket noun
- single noun
- standby noun (TICKET)
- subscription noun (REGULAR PAYMENT)
- supersaver noun
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