How to Say ‘Reserved; booked’ in Traditional Chinese
訂好
dìng hǎo
[ding-haow]
💬 Usage Tip: [好] after a verb often means the action is done and ready, not literally "good." So [訂好] is "booked and set," like [寫好] (written and finished) or [準備好] (prepared and ready).
Phrase Breakdown
訂好
dìng hǎo
[ding-haow]
booked; reserved successfully
A resultative verb meaning something has been booked and completed successfully. It emphasizes the reservation is done.
您星期六晚上七點的位子已經訂好了。
Your table for Saturday at 7 p.m. has already been booked.
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