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What do you mean by 'Being a reporter seems a ticket out to the world?'

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Reporters get to travel the world covering events for their newspapers or magazines. They get a travel and accomodation allowance as part of their salary.Therefore they would get to see many countries.
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Hello Lena, Here "a ticket" means a license , an opportunity , a reason to travel all over the world .It is logical ,because reporters are sent all over the world,so this opportunity arises as part of their job description.
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first 2 answers are correct. cowboy...
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"Being a reporter seems a ticket out to the world" Lena, can you put this in context because it can have different meanings. My first thought is that the speaker is saying that reporters (dziennikarzy) have good opportunities to either see the world or speak to the people in it. [see the world = to go to lots of cities and countries] [speak to the world = to have your opinions heard by people in different countries] I hope this helps a little. Stephen

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