book a hotel

基本解釋

When booking a hotel, we were told, try to get a room between the second and sixth floors.
我們被告知，在訂酒店的時(shí)候，要試著訂一間在二樓和六樓之間的屋子。
U.S. customers booking a hotel room anywhere in the world 61 days in advance of March 16 through March 30 were quoted an average price of $160.
預(yù)訂世界任何一地酒店客房的美國客戶，在3月16日至3月30日提早61日預(yù)訂，平均報(bào)價(jià)爲(wèi)160美元。
Barney Harford gets a huge kick out of looking back a mere 15 years, when booking a hotel room meant numerous telephone calls to compare rates and amenities.
15年以前，想要對酒店客房的價(jià)格和設(shè)施進(jìn)行比較意味著要打無數(shù)的電話。廻想到這裡，Barney Harford便按捺不住內(nèi)心的興奮之情。

In another instance, when I tried booking a hotel in San Francisco for June 25, 2012, the app merely opened a page for me to manually enter data.
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To get a foretaste of what is to come, try hiring a car or booking a room at a top hotel without a credit card.
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