booked

• Describe a una persona o servicio que está reservado u ocupado por completo, a menudo para un momento o evento determinado.

Describes a person or service that is reserved or fully occupied, often for a specific time or event.

1. Reserved or scheduledA2formal

   Having a reservation or appointment for a service, event, or travel.

   Reservado

   • The hotel is fully booked for the weekend.
   • She is booked for a flight to Paris tomorrow.
   • All the tables at the restaurant are booked for tonight.

   Sinónimosengagedoccupiedreservedscheduledtaken

   Antónimosavailablefreeopenunbooked

2. Busy or occupiedB1informal

   Having no free time due to prior commitments.

   reservado / ocupado

   • I'm completely booked this week with meetings.
   • The doctor is booked solid until next Monday.
   • He's booked for the entire afternoon with appointments.

   Sinónimosbusyengagedoccupiedtakenunavailable

   Antónimosavailablefreeidleunoccupied

• Verbo que indica la acción de reservar o asegurar con antelación un servicio, como un billete, una mesa o un alojamiento; también puede implicar contratar o anotar a alguien para una actividad.

A verb used to indicate the act of reserving or arranging for a service, such as a ticket, table, or accommodation, in advance.

1. A2formal

   To reserve or arrange for something in advance, such as a ticket, table, or room.

   Reservar

   • I booked a table at the restaurant for tonight.
   • She booked a flight to Paris for next week.
   • We need to book a hotel room before the trip.

   Sinónimoscharterengagehireprearrangeprogramreserveschedulesecure

   Antónimoscancel

2. Charge with an offenseB2formal

   To officially record someone's name and details for a crime or offense.

   acusar formalmente

   • The police booked him for speeding.
   • She was booked for shoplifting at the mall.
   • The officer booked the suspect for disorderly conduct.

   Sinónimosaccusearraignchargeciteindictsummons

Variantes phrasalbook up