book

🇺🇸 /bʊk/ 🇬🇧 /bʊk/
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noun
A1

pages with words, bound together to read

I read a book every night before bed.

A1

a published work, in print or digital form

She wrote a book about her travels.

A1

bound pages for writing in

Use this book to take notes in class.

R

things fastened together like a book

A checkbook is a book of checks.

R

records of money for a business

The accountant keeps the book for the company.

R

a part of a large written work

The first book of the series is my favorite.

R

a record of bets on events

The book on the game shows who is favored to win.

verb
A2

to reserve or buy in advance

You should book a table at the restaurant early.

A2

to arrange a seat or ticket for someone

Can you book me a seat on the flight?

R

to hire a performer for an event

They will book a band for the party.

R

to record someone's crime officially

The police will book anyone who breaks the law.

R

to record a player's rule break in a game

The referee will book players for fouls.

translation

n. pages with words, bound together to read; a published work, in print or digital form; bound pages for writing in; things fastened together like a book; records of money for a business; a part of a large written work; a record of bets on events
v. to reserve or buy in advance; to arrange a seat or ticket for someone; to hire a performer for an event; to record someone's crime officially; to record a player's rule break in a game

Word Forms

3rd Present books
Past booked
Perfect booked
Progressive booking
Plural books