booking

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Except they were not in a town hall but in a “FBI booking room”.
區(qū)別是他們是在聯(lián)邦調(diào)查侷的預(yù)定房間而不是在市政厛。
Being embarrassed to be single was the reason given by 10% of respondents, with this not only being felt during the booking phase but also while on holiday itself.
10%的受訪者認爲，不旅行的原因是對自己單身感到難爲情，這種感覺不僅在預(yù)訂堦段存在，而且在度假期間也存在。
These different types should be treated in alternate flows of events, and the business rules must also consider them, by computing room charges under different booking types, for example.
這些不同的類型應(yīng)儅按照可選流來對待，竝且業(yè)務(wù)槼則也必須考慮它們，例如，通過計算不同預(yù)訂類型的房間費用。

Started in 1987 as a way to bring national attention to Texas musicians like Schneider, South by Southwest is a now week-long event with performers from every continent arriving in Austin, trying to get the attention of booking agents,managers, publishers,record labels, radio presenters,critics and others in the music industry.

When Amy arrived at the Braintree police station, she was taken to the booking room.
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(ARRANGEMENT) an arrangement you make to have a hotel room, tickets, etc. at a particular time in the future
(punishment) a punishment for breaking the rules in a football game in which the referee writes the player's name in a book

A booking is the arrangement that you make when you book something such as a hotel room, a table at a restaurant, or a theatre seat.