book

From Old English 'bōc', related to Dutch 'boek' and German 'Buch', originally meaning 'a written document or record'.

NOUN (1)

[/bʊk/^en-US]

libro literal / tomo formal / publicación

Synonyms tome formal , volume , publication

Antonyms digital

A set of printed or blank pages fastened together along one side and encased between covers, used for writing, reading, or drawing.

irregular note only if irregular

plural
books

She spent all afternoon reading a good book in the park. — She spent the entire afternoon reading a good book in the park.
I need to buy a new history book for my class. — I need to acquire a new history book for my course.

VERB (1)

[/bʊk/^en-US]

reservar / programar / agendar

Synonyms reserve , schedule

Antonyms cancel

To arrange for someone to have a seat, room, or other service at a particular time in the future; to reserve.

past	present_participle
booked	booking

I want to book a flight to London for next month. — I wish to reserve a flight to London for the upcoming month.
They decided to book a table at their favorite restaurant for their anniversary. — They opted to reserve a table at their preferred restaurant for their anniversary.