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How to pronounce “punch someone's ticket

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(idiomatic, chiefly North America, often followed by to or for) To put someone, especially oneself, in a position to advance or to achieve a desired objective; to gain useful experience.

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Meaning

  • [Verb]
  • (idiomatic, chiefly North America, often followed by to or for) To put someone, especially oneself, in a position to advance or to achieve a desired objective; to gain useful experience.
  • (idiomatic, chiefly North America) To seriously harm or kill someone.

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