booked up

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booked up

adj

unable to offer any appointments or accept any reservations, etc; fully booked; full up

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Translations

محجوز مَحْجوزُ التَّذاكِر

vyprodaný

udsolgt

ausverkauft

à guichets fermés

minden jegy elkelt

upppantaîur, fullbókaîur, uppseldur

fullt utsolgt

vypredaný

doluhiç boş yer yok

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book

(buk) noun

1. a number of sheets of paper (especially printed) bound together. an exercise book.

2. a piece of writing, bound and covered. I've written a book on Shakespeare.

3. a record of bets.

verb

1. to buy or reserve (a ticket, seat etc) for a play etc. I've booked four seats for Friday's concert.

2. to hire in advance. We've booked the hall for Saturday.

ˈbookable adjective

able to be reserved in advance. Are these seats bookable?

ˈbooking noun

a reservation.

ˈbooklet (-lit) noun

a small, thin book. a booklet about the history of the town.

ˈbookbinding noun

putting the covers on books.

ˈbookbinder noun

ˈbookcase noun

a set of shelves for books.

ˈbooking-office noun

an office where travel tickets etc are sold. a queue at the station booking-office.

ˈbookmaker noun

a professional betting man who takes bets and pays winnings.

ˈbookmark noun

something put in a book to mark a particular page.

ˈbookseller noun

a person who sells books.

ˈbookshelf noun

a shelf on which books are kept.

ˈbookshop noun

a shop which sells books.

ˈbookworm noun

a person who reads a lot.

booked up

having every ticket sold. The theatre is booked up for the season.

book in

to sign one's name on the list of guests at an hotel etc. We have booked in at the Royal Hotel.