booker
A person who makes reservations and appointments for others
- noun
- /ˈbʊkər/
:
reservador
Examples
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This is Dorothee, your booker.
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I'm a booker.
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I'm a booker.
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The concert was a big success thanks to the efforts of the booker who arranged everything.
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She contacted her booker to set up an appointment for the upcoming event.
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Every actor relies on their booker to secure important auditions and roles.
Synonyms
reservationist
vsbooker
A person who books rooms and tables by phone or online
focuses more broadly on arranging reservations and appointments for others
calendarist
vsbooker
7.6
A person who manages other people's schedules and appointments
also arranges service reservations as well as scheduling appointments
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Booker comes from the verb book, meaning 'to reserve' or 'to make a booking'. So a booker is the person who makes reservations for rooms, appointments, or travel.