double-book

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Transportdouble-bookˌdouble-ˈbook verb [intransitive, transitive] ATTto promise the same seat in a theatre, on a plane etc to more than one person by mistake —double-booking noun [uncountable]→ See Verb tableFrom Longman Business Dictionarydouble-bookˌdouble-ˈbook verb [transitive]TRAVEL to promise the same hotel room, seat in a theatre, table at a restaurant etc to more than one person by mistakeThe Grand was double-booked and had to offer us the first week at another hotel, which was, in our opinion, inferior. —double booking noun [countable, uncountable]There’s a problem over a double booking.→ See Verb table

单词	double-book
释义	double-book From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Transportdouble-bookˌdouble-ˈbook verb [intransitive, transitive] ATTto promise the same seat in a theatre, on a plane etc to more than one person by mistake —double-booking noun [uncountable]→ See Verb tableFrom Longman Business Dictionarydouble-bookˌdouble-ˈbook verb [transitive]TRAVEL to promise the same hotel room, seat in a theatre, table at a restaurant etc to more than one person by mistakeThe Grand was double-booked and had to offer us the first week at another hotel, which was, in our opinion, inferior. —double booking noun [countable, uncountable]There’s a problem over a double booking.→ See Verb table
随便看	be prepared to go to the stake over be pressed for cash etc be pressed for money etc be pressed for time etc be pressed for time etc be pressed for time/cash etc be pressed for time/money etc be presumed dead etc be presumed dead/innocent etc be presumed innocent etc be presumed to do be presumed to do something be prey to be priced at be priced at be priced at something be privileged to do be privileged to do something be privy to be privy to something be profoundly moved be programmed be programmed to do be programmed to do something be prohibited from doing