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Yalebāau chèuhng
Definition
To book or rent an entire venue for private use.
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How it's used
This term implies exclusivity and is commonly used for restaurants, cinemas, or event spaces. It suggests that the person or group has paid a premium to ensure no outsiders are present. It is often used in the context of private celebrations or corporate events.
Examples
We have booked the whole venue for a party tonight, sorry about that.
How much does it cost if you want to book the whole venue for an event?
Related words
Common mistake
Learners sometimes mistake this for simply renting a room, but it specifically emphasizes the act of clearing out or closing off the entire space for a private group.
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