No. 6,824 in German
fahrschein
"Fahrschein" means "ticket" (for transportation).
In a sentence
Ich habe meinen Fahrschein für die Straßenbahn verloren.
I lost my ticket for the tram.
In this sentence, 'Fahrschein' refers to a ticket used for public transportation, specifically for the tram. It's a tangible proof allowing the passenger to use the service.
Während der Kontrolle zeigte ich dem Schaffner meinen Fahrschein.
During the inspection, I showed the conductor my ticket.
Here, 'Fahrschein' again refers to a transportation ticket, emphasizing its role during an inspection process to prove the passenger's right to travel.
Ohne einen gültigen Fahrschein darf man den Zug nicht benutzen.
Without a valid ticket, one is not allowed to use the train.
In this sentence, 'Fahrschein' highlights the requirement of possessing a valid ticket for traveling on the train, showing its importance for legal travel.
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