booking

• Sustantivo que designa una reserva o acuerdo previo para obtener un servicio o lugar, como una habitación de hotel, un billete de avión, una mesa en un restaurante o una entrada para un evento.

A noun referring to an arrangement made in advance, such as a reservation for a hotel room, flight, table at a restaurant, or ticket for an event.

1. ReservationA2formal

   An arrangement made in advance to secure a service, such as a hotel room, flight, or table at a restaurant.

   Reserva

   • I made a booking for two nights at the hotel.
   • She confirmed her flight booking online.
   • The restaurant requires a booking for large groups.

   Sinónimosappointmentengagementreservation

2. Official recordB2formal

   The act of recording someone's name and details, especially for an offense or legal matter.

   Registro oficial (de detención o infracción)

   • The police officer issued a booking for the traffic violation.
   • His booking at the station took over an hour.
   • The court clerk handled the booking of the defendant.

   Sinónimosdocumentationentryintakeprocessingrecordingregistration

• 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

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