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double-book
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dou·ble-book (dbl-bk)
tr.v. dou·ble-booked, dou·ble-book·ing, dou·ble-books
1. To overbook (an airline flight, for example).
2. To make two reservations for (a seat or hotel room, for example) in order to be certain of obtaining one.
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double-book [ˌdʌblˈbʊk] VT I was double-booked (in diary of engagements) → tenía dos compromisos para la misma hora
we found the room had been double-bookedencontramos que habían reservado la habitación para dos parejas distintas


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