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book /bʊk/ ► SEE ALLbook in (at sth)book into sth book sb/yourself in (at sth)book sb/yourself into sth book up (for sth) be booked up●ˌbook ˈin (at sth) ●ˌbook ˈinto sth (BrE) to arrive at a hotel and arrange to have a room (到旅馆)办理入住手续◆They booked in (at the hotel) using a false name. 他们(在旅馆)用化名办理了住宿手续。◆She booked into a hotel in the centre of Boston. 她入住了波士顿市中心的一家宾馆。SYN check in (at sth) , check into sth OPP check out, check out of sth[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌbook sb/yourself ˈin (at sth) ●ˌbook sb/yourself ˈinto sth (BrE) to reserve a room at a hotel, etc. for sb 为…预订(旅馆房间等)◆I’ve booked us in at the Plaza. 我在广场大酒店为我们预订了房间。◆The hotel I was booked into was awful. 我入住的那家旅馆糟糕透顶。◆He’s booked himself into a rehabilitation clinic. 他预约了一家康复诊所。OBJ hotel[v + n/pron + adv] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌbook ˈup (for sth) (especially BrE) to reserve a place, for example on a trip or a course 报名参加(旅行、课程等)◆I booked up for the course months in advance. 我提前几个月就报名上这门课了。 NOTE Book (for sth) can be used with the same meaning. * book (for sth) 也可作此义。[v + adv]●be ˌbooked ˈup1. if a plane, restaurant, theatre, etc. is booked up, there are no seats, tables, etc. available (飞机、餐馆、剧院等)客满,预订一空◆All the flights are booked up. 所有航班都满员了。 NOTE Be fully booked is often used with the same meaning. * be fully booked 常作此义。2. (informal) if a person is booked up, they have no time available (人)没有空闲◆He can’t see you tomorrow, he’s booked up. 他明天日程排满了,无法见你。[be + v + adv] |