Double-book (to ) conjugation

English
28 examples
This verb can also mean the following: book, reserve something for two people, make, make arrangements to do two things at the same time

Conjugation of double-book

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it/she/he
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Present Simple
double-book
double-book
double-books
double-book
double-book
double-book
Future Simple
will double-book
will double-book
will double-book
will double-book
will double-book
will double-book
Past Simple
double-booked
double-booked
double-booked
double-booked
double-booked
double-booked
Conditional Simple
would double-book
would double-book
would double-book
would double-book
would double-book
would double-book
I
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it/she/he
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you all
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Present Progressive
am double-booking
are double-booking
is double-booking
are double-booking
are double-booking
are double-booking
Future Progressive
will be double-booking
will be double-booking
will be double-booking
will be double-booking
will be double-booking
will be double-booking
Past Progressive
was double-booking
were double-booking
was double-booking
were double-booking
were double-booking
were double-booking
Conditional Progressive
would be double-booking
would be double-booking
would be double-booking
would be double-booking
would be double-booking
would be double-booking
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have double-booked
have double-booked
has double-booked
have double-booked
have double-booked
have double-booked
Future Perfect
will have double-booked
will have double-booked
will have double-booked
will have double-booked
will have double-booked
will have double-booked
Past Perfect
had double-booked
had double-booked
had double-booked
had double-booked
had double-booked
had double-booked
Conditional Perfect
would have double-booked
would have double-booked
would have double-booked
would have double-booked
would have double-booked
would have double-booked
I
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it/she/he
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been double-booking
have been double-booking
has been double-booking
have been double-booking
have been double-booking
have been double-booking
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been double-booking
will have been double-booking
will have been double-booking
will have been double-booking
will have been double-booking
will have been double-booking
Past Perfect Progressive
had been double-booking
had been double-booking
had been double-booking
had been double-booking
had been double-booking
had been double-booking
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been double-booking
would have been double-booking
would have been double-booking
would have been double-booking
would have been double-booking
would have been double-booking

Examples of double-book

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
And gone and double-book it.
But I didn't mean to double-book.
Did she double-book us?
Did you double-book this?
I unfortunately did double-book tonight. And it's a work thing, so I do have to run.
And gone and double-book it.
But I didn't mean to double-book.
Did she double-book us?
Did you double-book this?
I unfortunately did double-book tonight. And it's a work thing, so I do have to run.
Who double-books a clown?
Who double-books a clown?
"Ran out of gas on the highway. The room was double-booked. Our money is running out.
- I think we were double-booked.
- It seems you double-booked our court time.
Callie: [ Scoffs ] The deejay double-booked, so now I have to find a replacement.
Don't tell me she double-booked again.
- Is there a double-booking?
And double-booking our clients!
Now, I've had some experience with double-booking and I know that the person who books first always gets priority.
"Ran out of gas on the highway. The room was double-booked. Our money is running out.
- I think we were double-booked.
- It seems you double-booked our court time.
Callie: [ Scoffs ] The deejay double-booked, so now I have to find a replacement.
Don't tell me she double-booked again.
- Is there a double-booking?
And double-booking our clients!
Now, I've had some experience with double-booking and I know that the person who books first always gets priority.

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