book in
To arrive at a hotel and tell them you are there, or to make a reservation for someone.
Meanings
To register upon arrival at a hotel or similar establishment.
"We arrived late, but the front desk staff were very helpful when we booked in."
To make a reservation for someone at a hotel, clinic, or other service.
"My assistant booked me in at the Grand Hotel for three nights."
To schedule an appointment for someone, especially in a medical or professional context.
"The receptionist booked me in for a check-up next Thursday."
Primarily British English. Can be used intransitively (to book in = to check in on arrival) or transitively (to book someone in = to arrange their reservation). Also used in professional contexts for scheduling appointments.
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