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1 booked
booked /bʊkt/a.1 prenotato; riservato; munito di biglietto: booked seats, posti prenotati; I'm booked for London, ho un biglietto per Londra; to be heavily booked, avere molte prenotazioni; DIALOGO → - Changing a hotel booking- You've a single room booked, ha una prenotazione per una camera singola; fully booked, tutto prenotato; al completo● booked solid, tutto prenotato; tutto esaurito □ booked up, (di albergo, ristorante, ecc.) tutto prenotato, al completo; che ha il tutto esaurito; ( di persona) impegnato; ( di artista) scritturato: I'm booked up for the next six months, sono impegnato per i prossimi sei mesi. -
2 ♦ fully
♦ fully /ˈfʊlɪ/avv.1 pienamente; completamente; interamente; del tutto: fully equipped, completamente fornito; fully developed, pienamente sviluppato; fully glazed, tutto a vetri; I'm fully satisfied with his offer, sono del tutto soddisfatto della sua offerta; I fully intend to do it, intendo pienamente farlo● fully booked, tutto prenotato; al completo □ ( sartoria) fully fashioned, attillato; aderente □ (GB) fully fledged, ( d'uccello) che ha messo tutte le penne, capace di volare; (fig.) pienamente sviluppato, completo, maturo, vero, a pieno titolo, effettivo, in piena regola, con tutti i crismi: a fully fledged industry, un'industria matura; a fully fledged economic policy, una vera politica economica; He's now a fully fledged pilot, ora è un pilota a pieno titolo □ fully grown, completamente sviluppato; maturo; adulto □ (fin.) fully paid capital, capitale interamente versato □ fully paid maternity leave, congedo di maternità a stipendio pieno □ (fin.) fully paid (up) shares, azioni interamente liberate □ fully paid-up, iscritto ( a un sindacato); (fig. fam.) in piena regola, autentico, assoluto: a fully paid up member of the jet set, un autentico appartenente al jet set □ fully qualified, che ha tutti i requisiti □ ( Internet) fully qualified domain name (acronimo FQDN), nome di dominio completo □ (edil.) fully tiled walls, pareti piastrellate fino al soffitto. -
3 fully
['fʊlɪ]1) (completely) [ understand] perfettamente; [succeed, recover] pienamente, completamente; [furnished, awake, developed] completamente; [ dressed] interamente; [ aware] perfettamente2) (to the maximum) [open, stretched] completamente3) (comprehensively) [ study] a fondo; [ explain] in modo dettagliato4) (at least) almeno* * *1) (completely: He was fully aware of what was happening; fully-grown dogs.) pienamente2) (quite; at least: It will take fully three days.) non meno di* * *['fʊlɪ]1) (completely) [ understand] perfettamente; [succeed, recover] pienamente, completamente; [furnished, awake, developed] completamente; [ dressed] interamente; [ aware] perfettamente2) (to the maximum) [open, stretched] completamente3) (comprehensively) [ study] a fondo; [ explain] in modo dettagliato4) (at least) almeno -
4 book
I 1. [bʊk]1) (reading matter) libro m. ( about su)"Carlton Books" — "Edizioni Carlton"
the second book of — il secondo libro o tomo di
2) banc. libretto m. (bancario)3) scol. quaderno m.4) (of cheques, tickets) carnet m.5) (in betting)6) (directory) elenco m. (telefonico)7) (rulebook) regolamento m.to do things by the book — fig. fare le cose secondo le regole, come da manuale
8) (opera libretto) libretto m.2.1) amm. comm. libri m. contabilito be on the books of — essere iscritto a [ organization]
••to throw the book at sb. — (reprimand) dare una lavata di capo a qcn.; (accuse) incriminare qcn. per tutti i capi d'accusa; (sentence) dare il massimo (della pena) a qcn.
to be in sb.'s good books — essere nelle grazie di qcn.
to be in sb.'s bad books — essere sul libro nero di qcn.
in my book — secondo me o per il mio modo di vedere
II 1. [bʊk]to bring sb. to book — presentare il conto a qcn. ( for per)
1) (reserve) prenotare, riservare [table, seat, room]; prenotare [ holiday]; prendere [ babysitter]; ingaggiare [ entertainer]2.to book sth. for sb. to book sb. sth. prenotare, riservare qcs. per qcn.; to book sb. into a hotel prenotare una camera d'albergo per qcn.; to be fully booked essere al completo, tutto esaurito; I'm fully booked this week — sono impegnato per tutta la settimana
- book in- book up* * *[buk] 1. noun1) (a number of sheets of paper (especially printed) bound together: an exercise book.) quaderno2) (a piece of writing, bound and covered: I've written a book on Shakespeare.) libro3) (a record of bets.) registro2. verb1) (to buy or reserve (a ticket, seat etc) for a play etc: I've booked four seats for Friday's concert.) prenotare2) (to hire in advance: We've booked the hall for Saturday.) prenotare•- bookable- booking
- booklet
- bookbinding
- bookbinder
- bookcase
- booking-office
- bookmaker
- bookmark
- bookseller
- bookshelf
- bookshop
- bookworm
- booked up
- book in
- by the book* * *I 1. [bʊk]1) (reading matter) libro m. ( about su)"Carlton Books" — "Edizioni Carlton"
the second book of — il secondo libro o tomo di
2) banc. libretto m. (bancario)3) scol. quaderno m.4) (of cheques, tickets) carnet m.5) (in betting)6) (directory) elenco m. (telefonico)7) (rulebook) regolamento m.to do things by the book — fig. fare le cose secondo le regole, come da manuale
8) (opera libretto) libretto m.2.1) amm. comm. libri m. contabilito be on the books of — essere iscritto a [ organization]
••to throw the book at sb. — (reprimand) dare una lavata di capo a qcn.; (accuse) incriminare qcn. per tutti i capi d'accusa; (sentence) dare il massimo (della pena) a qcn.
to be in sb.'s good books — essere nelle grazie di qcn.
to be in sb.'s bad books — essere sul libro nero di qcn.
in my book — secondo me o per il mio modo di vedere
II 1. [bʊk]to bring sb. to book — presentare il conto a qcn. ( for per)
1) (reserve) prenotare, riservare [table, seat, room]; prenotare [ holiday]; prendere [ babysitter]; ingaggiare [ entertainer]2.to book sth. for sb. to book sb. sth. prenotare, riservare qcs. per qcn.; to book sb. into a hotel prenotare una camera d'albergo per qcn.; to be fully booked essere al completo, tutto esaurito; I'm fully booked this week — sono impegnato per tutta la settimana
- book in- book up
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