bookings

英 [ˈbʊkɪŋz]

美 [ˈbʊkɪŋz]

n.  预订; (演出等的)预约，约定; (对犯规者的)记名警告
booking的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 预约；预订
  Abookingis the arrangement that you make when you book something such as a hotel room, a table at a restaurant, a theatre seat, or a place on public transport.
  1. I suggest you tell him there was a mistake over his late booking.
     我建议你告诉他，他应该及早预订。

双语例句

• Only because there were some cancelled bookings did he get some tickets in the end.
  仅仅靠有人取消了预定票，他最后才得到了几张门票。
• All bookings will be made 3 days in advance.
  所有的票将在3天前预售。
• I think that number is400 at the beginning, they think it should be a regular telephone bookings.
  我看那个号码也是400开头，就认为应该是正规的订票电话。
• The firm took £ 100,000 in bookings.
  这家公司在票务预订方面的收入达到10万英镑。
• Manager: Ok, I want you to look after the bookings and schedule.
  经理：好的，我想你要注意好预约时间和时间表。
• Advance hotel bookings imply that tourist arrivals will disappoint.
  旅馆预定情况表明，北京的游客数量将令人失望。
• Every party they have held so far has brought bookings for more.
  她们迄今组织的每场聚会都带来了举办更多聚会的预约。
• Unfortunately, we do not take bookings by telephone or email.
  很不幸，我们不接受电话或电子邮件预订。
• It is illegal to dishonour bookings; that goes for restaurants as well as customers.
  不履行预订是违法行为，这既适用于餐馆和也适用于顾客。
• I check the bookings to get a general idea of what activities to plan.
  我核查预订情况以便对计划安排些什么活动有个大体的想法。