Business English Vocabulary OnlineENTERTAINING VISITORSUnit
33: Do you have a room available?reservation
(n)
1. an arrangement that you make to have a seat on an aircraft, a room
in a hotel, etc
overlook
(v)
1. to have a view of something from above
imprint
(n)
1. a mark left when an object is pressed into something soft
2.
the effect that something leaves behind check
out (phrasal verb)
settle
(the bill) (v)
extend
(v)
1. to make something bigger or longer
2. to make an activity,
agreement, etc last for a longer time
3. to stretch out a part of your body facilities
(n)
1. buildings, equipment, or services that are provided for a particular
purpose case
(n)
1. suitcase (= a rectangular bag or container with a handle which
you use for carrying clothes in when you are travelling) alarm
(n)
charge
(n)
1. the amount of money that you have to pay for something, especially
for an activity or a service
charge
(v)
1. to ask someone to pay an amount of money for something, especially
for an activity or a service
appreciation
(n)
1. when you understand how good something or someone is and are able
to enjoy them
2. when you feel grateful for something
3. when you understand
something about a situation, especially that it is complicated or difficult
4. an increase in value complimentary
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