book through

book (one) through

To reserve a spot on a mode of transportation, such as a train or plane, for someone traveling to a particular destination (perhaps with several connections along the way). Sir, I can book you through to Paris from here. I wish they hadn't booked us through to JFK—their international terminal is always packed. I can book you through to Phoenix, sure, but it's still going to be a two-hour drive to Sedona.
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book someone through (to some place)

to make transportation arrangements for someone that involve a number of changes and transfers. The travel agent booked me through to Basra. I would be happy to book you through if you would like.
See also: book, through
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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