pre-booked
adjective (also prebooked) uk/ˌpriːˈbʊkt/ us/ˌpriːˈbʊkt/
预订的
arranged to happen, be done, or be used at a particular time in the future
The restaurant opens four times a week for pre-booked dinners only.
Our prebooked taxi arrived at 6.30 in the morning. 我们预订的出租车早上 6 点 30 分到达。
Their clubhouse was prebooked for a wedding reception.
提前登记的
A pre-booked person or group has arranged to have or do something at a particular time in the future.
Pre-booked groups can visit the museum at discount prices.
40,000 people were prebooked for the vaccine. 有40,000人预先登记了注射疫苗。
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- Admission is by pre-booked ticket only.
- You can only visit the recycling centre if you have a pre-booked slot.
- All pre-booked clients will be contacted.
- Several tables were empty awaiting the arrival of prebooked diners.