CEFR B1

admission charge

noun phrase

Meaning

A fee required to enter a place or attend an event.

Examples

The art gallery has a small admission charge to help maintain its collections.
We paid the admission charge and received wristbands for the music festival.

Synonyms: entry fee, ticket price, cover charge, gate fee

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admission charge (B1)

noun phrase

Pronunciation: /ədˈmɪʃən tʃɑːrdʒ/

Definition

A fee required to enter a place or attend an event.

Examples

The art gallery has a small admission charge to help maintain its collections.
We paid the admission charge and received wristbands for the music festival.

How to Use admission charge

admission charge for (prepositional phrase): The fee required to enter a specific place or event. — "The admission charge for the concert was quite high."
reduce the admission charge (collocation): To lower the required fee. — "They decided to reduce the admission charge for children under 12."

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