carnet
carnet
Definition
car·net (kȧr ne′)
noun
- an official certificate; esp., any of various customs documents required of motorists crossing certain national borders
- a book of tickets for a bus, subway, etc.
Etymology: Fr
carnet
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- present: You must make declarations on all relevant vouchers before presenting the carnet to us at the office of departure.
- buy: Amsterdam Travel tip: Buy a carnet for the streetcars.
- return: They will then return the carnet to the holder. top ^ 5.2 What are the procedures at the office of exit?
- use: A local Chamber of Commerce can provide advice on specific regulations of using a carnet abroad.
- issue: There is often a charge for issuing a carnet.
Modifies a noun
- ticket: First Class Carnet £ 180.00 Express Class Carnet £ 126.00 A Carnet ticket is 10 single journey tickets valid for 1 year.
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