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Definition of bookable in English: bookableadjective ˈbʊkəb(ə)l 1Able to be reserved. 可预订的 tickets are bookable in advance 票可以事先预订。 Example sentencesExamples - Based on the feedback from public consolation processes the working group decided to put in place a household pick-up service which is bookable in advance and which has all-ability access.
- A fully bookable tourism proposition is what they crave.
- We are now providing silent study areas on floors four and five in addition to study the floor two group study area, where two bookable group study rooms are now available.
- All seats bookable online have a clear view of the stage.
- Tickets for the event are from £17 and bookable by telephoning the Opera House box office.
- The bookable service gives people better access to public transport to enable them to travel into the centre of town.
- Self-driving is no problem (although signs in towns can be confusing), but the privately run first-class video coaches are bookable, swift and comfortable.
- Classes cost from £8 a session, bookable in groups of eight weeks, while studio sessions are upwards of £20 an hour
- The advice is to come early because seats are not bookable.
- The bus is funded by the parish and seats are bookable from any members of the PTAA council.
- Discussions are still taking place as to whether the new meeting room will be a bookable room or a lounge exclusively for campus clubs.
- The bookable taxi-bus service will complement public transport services in the area, and will offer an alternative to the car to people living in the nearby rural areas.
- There are bookable floating lunches and candlelit cruises, blissfully free from the deluxe nouveau riche naffness that often dogs this type of enterprise.
- Tickets cost £10, bookable by ringing the box office and leaving contact details including a phone number.
- The surgery has just put a new system in place in which some of the appointments are bookable in advance and some are kept in reserve and booked up on the day in question.
- A spokesperson said: ‘When a stand is bookable, the same rate applies for children as adults.’
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(of an offence) serious enough for the offending player to be cautioned by the referee. 〔足球〕应受警告的 he was sent off for a second bookable offence Example sentencesExamples - The visitors suffered a heavy blow in the 67th minute when Jacob Lekgetho was red carded after his second bookable offence.
- It was a bookable offence, but not remotely serious enough to warrant such punishment.
- And before it got better, it got worse for Birmingham, when the midfielder was sent off for his second bookable foul.
- He was red-carded for two bookable offences on his City debut against Aldershot at the start of the season.
- After 12 minutes he was red-carded for a second bookable offence.
- I didn't see it as a bookable offence but you can't appeal against it and he must serve a one-match suspension.
- Tonight he was booked for an innocuous enough challenge, then sent off as a second bookable offence for clapping sarcastically.
- Wibsey struggled in the second period and were reduced to nine players when Daryl Leach was dismissed for a second bookable offence.
- If you see the sendings-off - like my one - they are nearly all for two bookable offences.
- The Dunfermline player was sent off for a second bookable offence, a spot kick was awarded, and Miller blasted it home.
- After another fine effort from him was saved in 79 minutes, he was red carded for clattering into the striker - his second bookable offence.
- Even the sending off of their left sided player for a second bookable offence made no difference to the pattern of the game.
- He was sent off for two bookable offences and was the player to blame for the penalty which put Preston in front.
- Crumlin then lost a player also, for a second bookable offence as Downpatrick went into the break 2-0 ahead.
- Ten minutes from full-time their captain was sent-off for his second bookable foul of the game.
- It was a matter of time before someone walked for a second bookable offence.
- To make matters worse for Latics, the midfielder was sent off following a second bookable offence.
- That feeling became even stronger when the home side's centre forward was dismissed for a second bookable offence with 15 minutes to go.
- The 33-year-old was sent off for serious foul play during Saturday's 0-0 draw with Darlington at Bootham Crescent, and not for a second bookable offence.
- The Thackley keeper was dismissed in the first half for a second bookable offence with his side winning 1-0.
Definition of bookable in US English: bookableadjectiveˈbo͝okəbəl 1Able to be reserved. 可预订的 tickets are bookable in advance 票可以事先预订。 Example sentencesExamples - A fully bookable tourism proposition is what they crave.
- Classes cost from £8 a session, bookable in groups of eight weeks, while studio sessions are upwards of £20 an hour
- Discussions are still taking place as to whether the new meeting room will be a bookable room or a lounge exclusively for campus clubs.
- Tickets cost £10, bookable by ringing the box office and leaving contact details including a phone number.
- The surgery has just put a new system in place in which some of the appointments are bookable in advance and some are kept in reserve and booked up on the day in question.
- All seats bookable online have a clear view of the stage.
- The bookable service gives people better access to public transport to enable them to travel into the centre of town.
- Self-driving is no problem (although signs in towns can be confusing), but the privately run first-class video coaches are bookable, swift and comfortable.
- A spokesperson said: ‘When a stand is bookable, the same rate applies for children as adults.’
- The bus is funded by the parish and seats are bookable from any members of the PTAA council.
- Tickets for the event are from £17 and bookable by telephoning the Opera House box office.
- The bookable taxi-bus service will complement public transport services in the area, and will offer an alternative to the car to people living in the nearby rural areas.
- The advice is to come early because seats are not bookable.
- We are now providing silent study areas on floors four and five in addition to study the floor two group study area, where two bookable group study rooms are now available.
- There are bookable floating lunches and candlelit cruises, blissfully free from the deluxe nouveau riche naffness that often dogs this type of enterprise.
- Based on the feedback from public consolation processes the working group decided to put in place a household pick-up service which is bookable in advance and which has all-ability access.
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(of an offense) serious enough for the offending player to be cautioned by the referee. 〔足球〕应受警告的 he was sent off for a second bookable offense Example sentencesExamples - The 33-year-old was sent off for serious foul play during Saturday's 0-0 draw with Darlington at Bootham Crescent, and not for a second bookable offence.
- He was red-carded for two bookable offences on his City debut against Aldershot at the start of the season.
- That feeling became even stronger when the home side's centre forward was dismissed for a second bookable offence with 15 minutes to go.
- It was a matter of time before someone walked for a second bookable offence.
- Wibsey struggled in the second period and were reduced to nine players when Daryl Leach was dismissed for a second bookable offence.
- If you see the sendings-off - like my one - they are nearly all for two bookable offences.
- Even the sending off of their left sided player for a second bookable offence made no difference to the pattern of the game.
- After another fine effort from him was saved in 79 minutes, he was red carded for clattering into the striker - his second bookable offence.
- The visitors suffered a heavy blow in the 67th minute when Jacob Lekgetho was red carded after his second bookable offence.
- The Thackley keeper was dismissed in the first half for a second bookable offence with his side winning 1-0.
- And before it got better, it got worse for Birmingham, when the midfielder was sent off for his second bookable foul.
- It was a bookable offence, but not remotely serious enough to warrant such punishment.
- Ten minutes from full-time their captain was sent-off for his second bookable foul of the game.
- Tonight he was booked for an innocuous enough challenge, then sent off as a second bookable offence for clapping sarcastically.
- He was sent off for two bookable offences and was the player to blame for the penalty which put Preston in front.
- I didn't see it as a bookable offence but you can't appeal against it and he must serve a one-match suspension.
- Crumlin then lost a player also, for a second bookable offence as Downpatrick went into the break 2-0 ahead.
- After 12 minutes he was red-carded for a second bookable offence.
- To make matters worse for Latics, the midfielder was sent off following a second bookable offence.
- The Dunfermline player was sent off for a second bookable offence, a spot kick was awarded, and Miller blasted it home.
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