be booked up — to have no available time, appointments, or reservations left
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to have no available time, appointments, or reservations left
Pronunciation (IPA): /bi ˈbʊkt ʌp/
Korean meaning: 예약이 가득 차다, 스케줄이 꽉 차다
Korean pronunciation: 비 **북**트 업
Example Sentences
- I tried to make a dinner reservation, but the restaurant is booked up until next month!
- My dentist is so popular that he's booked up for the next six months - I guess everyone wants perfect teeth!
- The famous hairstylist is completely booked up, so I'll have to stick with my messy hair for now.
be booked up
NOUN//bi ˈbʊkt ʌp//
to have no available time, appointments, or reservations left
to have no available time, appointments, or reservations left
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Origin
'Book'은 원래 예약을 기록하던 장부에서 유래했습니다. 호텔이나 식당에서 손님의 이름을 책(book)에 적어 예약을 관리했던 것에서 시작되어, 'booked up'은 그 책이 가득 찰 정도로 예약이 많다는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“I tried to make a dinner reservation, but the restaurant is booked up until next month!”
“My dentist is so popular that he's booked up for the next six months - I guess everyone wants perfect teeth!”
“The famous hairstylist is completely booked up, so I'll have to stick with my messy hair for now.”
“The conference room is booked up all week for important meetings.”
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