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book in

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌbʊk ˈɪn/

book in means: To arrange a time for someone to receive a service or attend an appointment.

verb

ARRANGE APPOINTMENTB2

To arrange a time for someone to receive a service or attend an appointment.

  • Can you book me in for Friday?
  • She booked her son in for a checkup.
  • The salon has booked me in at two.

How to use it: book someone in for something (I booked her in for a haircut.); book someone in at a time (We can book you in at ten.)

Similar words: schedule, make an appointment for

Common phrases: book someone in, book in for something

HOTEL ARRIVALB2

To report your arrival at a hotel and give the details needed to stay there.

  • We booked in at noon.
  • Please book in at the hotel reception.
  • Had you booked in before the storm started?

How to use it: book in at a hotel (We booked in at a hotel near the station.)

Similar words: check in, register

Opposites: check out

Common phrases: book in at reception, book in early

Questions about book in

What does book in mean?

To arrange a time for someone to receive a service or attend an appointment.

What is book in in other languages?

Türkçe: randevu vermek · Español: dar cita · Français: donner rendez-vous · Deutsch: einen Termin vereinbaren · Italiano: fissare un appuntamento · 日本語: 予約を入れる

How do you pronounce book in?

It is pronounced /ˌbʊk ˈɪn/.

How do you use book in in a sentence?

Can you book me in for Friday? She booked her son in for a checkup.

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