How to Say ‘To be reserved (taken by booking)’ in Traditional Chinese
被訂走
bèi dìng zǒu
[bèi dìngzǒu]
💬 Usage Tip: 被 marks something that happened to the subject, and it's often something unwelcome. 走 adds the sense of "gone, taken away", as in 被拿走 "got taken".
Phrase Breakdown
被
bèi
[bèi]
(passive marker)
Marks that the subject receives the action.
位子被拿走了。
The seat was taken.
訂走
dìng zǒu
[dìngzǒu]
to be booked up
Reserved by someone else, so no longer available.
那桌被訂走了。
That table has been reserved.
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