book

US /bʊk/
UK /bʊk/
"book" picture
1.

a set of printed or blank pages fastened along one side and encased between protective covers

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I'm reading a fascinating book about ancient history.
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She wrote a children's book.
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volumetomepublicationworkopus
2.

a record of wagers made

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The illegal gambling book was seized by the police.
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He kept a detailed book of all his bets.
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ledgerregisterrecordaccount
1.

to reserve (a seat, a table, a room, etc.) in advance

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I'd like to book a table for two at 7 PM.
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We need to book our flights soon before prices go up.
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reservearrangeschedulesecure
2.

to record (a name or incident) in a book or register

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The police officer decided to book him for speeding.
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They booked the suspect at the station.
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registerrecordloglist
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