Definition of double-book in English:

double-book

verbdʌbəlˈbʊkˌdəbəlˈbʊk

[with object]

Inadvertently reserve (something, especially a seat or a hotel room) for two different customers or parties at the same time.
the hotel was double-booked
Example sentencesExamples
- The program's intuitive interface and dual calendaring system make it impossible to double-book rooms.
- Those idiots have double-booked a press conference and a meeting and it's utter pandemonium.
- Until, that is, someone called to say their rooms had been inadvertently double-booked.
- Most were there to celebrate Co-operative Day, a festival organised by workers' credit unions, but the park seemed to have been double-booked by the Make Poverty History campaign, who are handing out makeshift white wristbands.
- I was informed on arrival that my host and her boyfriend in a fine bit of mutual consultation had double-booked the single bed in the spare room (which had belonged to my host as a child).
- When the rooms were double-booked, the reps would lose theirs, and everyone ended the season completely exhausted.
- Worries about money, the car and possibly no shows in Brighton in the summer before London as the chorus dancers have been double-booked into Seville.

Definition of double-book in US English:

double-book

verbˌdəbəlˈbʊkˌdəbəlˈbo͝ok

[with object]usually be double-booked

Reserve (something, especially a seat or a hotel room) for two different customers or parties at the same time.
the hotel was double-booked
Example sentencesExamples
- Those idiots have double-booked a press conference and a meeting and it's utter pandemonium.
- The program's intuitive interface and dual calendaring system make it impossible to double-book rooms.
- Until, that is, someone called to say their rooms had been inadvertently double-booked.
- Most were there to celebrate Co-operative Day, a festival organised by workers' credit unions, but the park seemed to have been double-booked by the Make Poverty History campaign, who are handing out makeshift white wristbands.
- I was informed on arrival that my host and her boyfriend in a fine bit of mutual consultation had double-booked the single bed in the spare room (which had belonged to my host as a child).
- When the rooms were double-booked, the reps would lose theirs, and everyone ended the season completely exhausted.
- Worries about money, the car and possibly no shows in Brighton in the summer before London as the chorus dancers have been double-booked into Seville.

单词	double-book
释义	Definition of double-book in English: double-book verbdʌbəlˈbʊkˌdəbəlˈbʊk [with object] Inadvertently reserve (something, especially a seat or a hotel room) for two different customers or parties at the same time. the hotel was double-booked Example sentencesExamples The program's intuitive interface and dual calendaring system make it impossible to double-book rooms. Those idiots have double-booked a press conference and a meeting and it's utter pandemonium. Until, that is, someone called to say their rooms had been inadvertently double-booked. Most were there to celebrate Co-operative Day, a festival organised by workers' credit unions, but the park seemed to have been double-booked by the Make Poverty History campaign, who are handing out makeshift white wristbands. I was informed on arrival that my host and her boyfriend in a fine bit of mutual consultation had double-booked the single bed in the spare room (which had belonged to my host as a child). When the rooms were double-booked, the reps would lose theirs, and everyone ended the season completely exhausted. Worries about money, the car and possibly no shows in Brighton in the summer before London as the chorus dancers have been double-booked into Seville. Definition of double-book in US English: double-book verbˌdəbəlˈbʊkˌdəbəlˈbo͝ok [with object]usually be double-booked Reserve (something, especially a seat or a hotel room) for two different customers or parties at the same time. the hotel was double-booked Example sentencesExamples Those idiots have double-booked a press conference and a meeting and it's utter pandemonium. The program's intuitive interface and dual calendaring system make it impossible to double-book rooms. Until, that is, someone called to say their rooms had been inadvertently double-booked. Most were there to celebrate Co-operative Day, a festival organised by workers' credit unions, but the park seemed to have been double-booked by the Make Poverty History campaign, who are handing out makeshift white wristbands. I was informed on arrival that my host and her boyfriend in a fine bit of mutual consultation had double-booked the single bed in the spare room (which had belonged to my host as a child). When the rooms were double-booked, the reps would lose theirs, and everyone ended the season completely exhausted. Worries about money, the car and possibly no shows in Brighton in the summer before London as the chorus dancers have been double-booked into Seville.
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