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Meaning of "C'est surbouqué" ?

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Literally "Overbooked". We tend to use "surbouqué" (or "surbooké") to say that there are no more vacancies, or that we are very busy and have little time. "L’hôtel est surbooké." "Je suis surbooké en ce moment, je n'ai pas une minute a moi!"

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