Tickets sold out.

Meaning: This means that all the tickets for a particular event, such as a train ride, have been bought and none are left for sale. It's like saying, All the tickets have been purchased.

Choice of Words: Tickets are pieces of paper or electronic documents that give the holder the right to enter a place, travel on a vehicle, or attend an event. Sold means that the tickets have been exchanged for money. Out means that the tickets are all gone. When you put them together, "Tickets sold out" is a statement that all the tickets are no longer available.

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