Collocation
book a flight
to reserve a seat on an airplane for a specific trip
Definition
'book a flight' is a common English collocation. to reserve a seat on an airplane for a specific trip
book + a flight
“I need to book a flight to Madrid for next week.”
Examples
- I will book a flight tonight after I check the prices.
- She booked a flight to Seoul for the conference.
- We are booking a flight as soon as our visas are approved.
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- Did you book a flight for your parents already?
- He had to book a flight at the last minute because the meeting moved forward.
- If you book a flight early, you can often get a better deal.
- I forgot to book a flight, so the fares were much higher than I expected.
- They are trying to book a flight that arrives before noon.
- Before you book a flight with a layover, check how long the connection is.
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