No. 2,698 in German
gebucht
"Gebucht" means "booked" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe den Flug nach München gebucht.
I have booked the flight to Munich.
The word 'gebucht' is the past participle of the verb 'buchen', which is used here to describe an action completed in the past that is considered relevant now. The verb typically means 'to book' or 'to reserve'.
Das Konzert ist ausverkauft, aber wir haben glücklicherweise Tickets gebucht.
The concert is sold out, but fortunately we booked tickets.
Here, 'gebucht' again serves as the past participle of the verb 'buchen', framing the context that the speaker successfully reserved tickets earlier.
Für die nächste Woche ist ein Meeting mit dem Vorstand gebucht.
A meeting with the board has been scheduled for next week.
In this sentence, 'gebucht' indicates that the action of booking or scheduling the meeting was performed, showing its capability to imply arrangement or reservation in administrative contexts.
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