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noun ADJ. advance, early | late | priority | double (= two bookings for the same time) | block (= a large number of seats booked together) | postal, telephone VERB + BOOKING make I made the booking through a travel agent. | cancel | confirm | change | accept, take We accept both telephone and postal bookings. BOOKING + NOUN fee, form, system | office | clerk PREP. ~ for a booking for the Saturday performance
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booking
verbs
make a booking
• Your travel agent will make your booking for you.
confirm a booking
• Please confirm your booking 48 hours before your flight.
cancel a booking
• If you wish to cancel your booking, you must do it in writing.
accept a booking
• Bookings can only be accepted on receipt of a deposit.
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + booking
advance booking
• The cinema charges 50p a ticket for advance booking.
early booking
• Early booking is recommended because places are limited.
late booking
• There are cash penalties for late booking.
a holiday booking
• I had an email confirming our holiday booking.
a group booking/block booking
(= a booking for a large number of seats, rooms etc )
• There's a 20% discount for group bookings.
booking + NOUN
a booking form
• You can complete the booking form online.
a booking fee
• Ticket agencies may charge a booking fee.
booking conditions
• In the event of a cancellation, a refund will be offered according to the terms of our booking conditions.
a booking hall/office
British English (= a place for buying tickets, especially in a station )
• There were long queues in the booking hall.
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