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Sense 1

  • noun
  • A1

a set of printed pages held together inside a cover, which you read or write in

  • This book has over four hundred pages and tiny print.

  • He fell asleep before finishing the last chapter of the book.

  • She writes children's books about animals that solve small mysteries.

  • The book was turned into a film two years ago.

Common collocations: read a book · write a book · a book about something · finish a book · children's book · open the book · a book on history

Part of: Books and reading, School and teaching, Media

Sense 2

  • verb
  • B1

to arrange to have or use something at a later time, such as a seat, a room or a table

  • We booked a hotel room for three nights near the coast.

  • Can you book a table for six on Friday evening?

  • All the seats were booked weeks before the tour started.

Common collocations: book a table · book a room · book a flight · book tickets · book in advance · fully booked · book online

Part of: Holidays, Accommodation, Restaurants, Airports and stations

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