1 VERB [usually passive] 保留;留出;预留 If something
is reserved for a particular person or purpose, it is kept specially for that person or purpose.
保留;留出;预留 2 VERB 预订;保留;预约 If you
reserve something such as a table, ticket, or magazine, you arrange for it to be kept specially for you, rather than sold or given to someone else.
预订;保留;预约 -
I'll reserve a table for five. [VERB noun]
我要预订一张5人的桌子。
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Demand will be huge, so ask your newsagent to reserve your copy today. [VERB noun]
需求量会很大,所以今天得请卖报摊主为你预留出你那份。
SYN book,
arrange in advance,
make a reservation for,
prearrange 3 N-COUNT 储备;储存物资;储藏量 A
reserve is a supply of something that is available for use when it is needed.
储备;储存物资;储藏量 4 N-COUNT 预备队员;替补队员 In sports, a
reserve is someone who is available to play as part of a team if one of the members is ill or cannot play.
预备队员;替补队员 [mainly British] in AM, use 美国英语用 substitute
5 N-COUNT (野生生物)保护区 A nature
reserve is an area of land where the animals, birds, and plants are officially protected.
(野生生物)保护区 6 N-UNCOUNT 寡言;矜持;内敛 If someone shows
reserve, they keep their feelings hidden.
寡言;矜持;内敛 7 PHRASE 留出备用;保留;储存 If you have something
in reserve, you have it available for use when it is needed.
留出备用;保留;储存 8 N-COUNT 后备军;预备役部队 A military
reserve is a group of soldiers who are ready to join a military operation if they are needed.
后备军;预备役部队 9 to
reserve judgment→see: judgment to reserve the right
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VERB. | hold, save, set aside 1 2 |
N. | stock, store, supply 3 |
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