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bookable

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adj.1.subject to being reserved or booked.
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Adj.1.bookable - subject to being reserved or booked; "all seats bookable in advance"
reserved - set aside for the use of a particular person or party
Translations
bookable [ˈbʊkəbl] ADJ (Brit)
1. (= reservable) [seat] → que se puede reservar
"seats bookable in advance" → las entradas pueden reservarse con antelación
2. (Sport) [offence] → sujeto a tarjeta amarilla
bookable [ˈbʊkəbəl] adj
seats are bookable → on peut réserver ses places
a bookable offence → une infraction passible d'un avertissement
bookable
adj
→ im Vorverkauf erhältlich
(Sport) a bookable offence (Brit) or offense (US) → ein Verstoß m, → für den es eine Verwarnung gibt
bookable [ˈbʊkəbl] adj (seat) → prenotabile, riservabile
seats are bookable → si possono prenotare i posti
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