prebook
/priˈbʊk/
verb
- To book or reserve something in advance, before it is available to the general public.
- We decided to prebook a table at the restaurant for New Year's Eve.
- You can prebook your tickets for the concert online.
- Many travelers prebook their hotel rooms to get better rates.
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noun
- A reservation made in advance.
- She made a prebook for the flight six months early.
- Our prebook at the hotel guaranteed us a room with a view.
- The prebook for the new video game sold out quickly.
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