約束がかぶったって英語でなんて言うの？

"I double booked" means that you scheduled two people at the same time on the day.

-I double booked me by accident. This means that you have made two appointments on the same day same time with two different people without you realizing it.

"I am double booked!" "Double" meaning two If you have two meetings at the same time, you can say that you are "double booked".

The word 'double' means two so if you have 2 things to do at the same time then you use the term 'double booked'. to explain you have 2 appointments at the same time you would say 'I have double booked 2 appointments today'

To double book = to book the same time slot twice. To be in two places at the same time. We sometimes use this expression when we are very busy with appointments which are closely booked, but that is actually the case in this example. Simultaneous = at the same time

Double = times two Double booking = two appointments at the same time I'm afraid would normally mean that you were frightened, but in this context it is a way of saying that you have done something you are sorry about. 'I''ve made a mistake and double booked myself' 'I can't make our appointment as I've booked a meeting at the same time. I'm afraid I can't be in two places at the same time!' 'I need a secretary! I've booked two meetings at the same time and can't make both'