| 词汇 | reserve |
| 释义 | reserve verb[ T ] uk /rɪˈzɜːv/ us /rɪˈzɝːv/ B1 to keep something for a particular purpose or time: 把…专门留给;把…留作;保留 I reserve Mondays for tidying my desk and answering letters.我把周一的时间留出来专门清理办公桌和回复信件。 These seats are reserved for the elderly and women with babies.这些座位是专留给老人和抱小孩的妇女的。 I reserve judgment on this issue (= I won't give an opinion on it now) until we have more information.在我们得到更多的信息之前，我暂不对此事发表意见。 B1 If you reserve something such as a seat on an aircraft or a table at a restaurant, you arrange for it to be kept for your use: 预订;预约 I reserved a double room at the Lamb Hotel.我在兰姆酒店预订了一个双人房。 [ + two objects ]If you get there early, reserve me a seat/reserve a seat for me.如果你先到那儿，给我预订个座位。 I'm awfully sorry, but we've forgotten to reserve you a table.实在抱歉，我们忘记为您预订餐桌了。 Could I reserve two seats for tomorrow evening's performance? I've come to collect my tickets - I reserved them by phone yesterday in the name of Tremin. "Had you forgotten about our anniversary?" "Certainly not! I've reserved a table at Michel's restaurant for this evening."“你是不是把我们的结婚纪念日给忘了?”“当然没有！我已经在米歇尔餐厅预订了今晚的桌位。” The worst of her criticism was reserved for journalists, photographers and others of their ilk.她批评得最严厉的是记者、摄影师以及诸如此类的人。 Keeping and storing things appropriate bank bogart buffer capacitance cling dump husband keep (something/someone) back kept lay something aside lay something down lodge squirrel something away standby stash stockpile stockpiling trap tuck You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Making bookings & reservations reserve noun uk /rɪˈzɜːv/ us /rɪˈzɝːv/ reservenoun (SHY BEHAVIOUR)[ U ] the habit of not showing your feelings or thoughts: 拘谨;矜持;内向 I took her out for a drink and tried to break through her reserve.我带她出去喝了杯酒，想消除她的拘谨。 Not being friendly abrasive abrasively abrasiveness abruptly abruptness aloof estrangement estrangement from someone flintily forbidding forbiddingly gruff offhandedness offish remote remoteness reserved saturnine wintry with friends like you, who needs enemies?idiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Not showing or feeling emotions reservenoun (KEEPING)C2[ C or U ] the act of keeping something or a supply of something until it is needed, or a supply that you keep: 贮藏（物）;储备（物）;备用（物） She keeps a little money in reserve (= for use if and when needed).她留下了一些钱以备不时之需。 The librarian has put the book on reserve for me (= will keep it for me when it becomes available).图书管理员已经替我预约了这本书。 We still have a reserve of food/food reserves in case of emergency.我们仍然还有储备粮／粮食储备以应付紧急情况。 Keeping and storing things appropriate bank bogart buffer capacitance cling dump husband keep (something/someone) back kept lay something aside lay something down lodge squirrel something away standby stash stockpile stockpiling trap tuck reservenoun (SUPPLY)[ plural ] a supply of something such as money or fuel that you are not using, but that is available if you need it: Government reserves include a £1.3 billion "rainy day" fund set aside for emergencies. Cash reserves on June 30 stood at about £950 million, giving them some protection against future shocks. Maybe, when the Earth's oil reserves finally run dry, we'll all get back on our bikes. Interest & capital annualized APR bank rate base rate capital intensive coffer compound concessional finance interest rate interest-bearing lending rate money non-derivative Premium Bond simple interest sinking fund stock the purse stringsidiom working capital You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Giving, providing and supplying reservenoun (AREA OF LAND)B2[ C ](alsoreservation); (US alsopreserve) an area of land kept in its natural state, especially for wild animals to live in and be protected: （尤指保护野生动物生存的）自然保护区，禁猎区，保护区 a nature/game/wildlife reserve自然保护区／禁猎区／野生动物保护区 Zoology: zoos & wildlife reserves AONB Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty conservancy conservation area ecologically game reserve national park nature reserve preserve ranger station reservation safari park sanctuary SSSI sustainability sustainable wildlife corridor zoo zookeeper zoological garden reservenoun (EXTRA PERSON)[ C ] in sports, an extra player who is ready to play if needed: 替补队员 We had two reserves in case anyone was injured.我们有两名替补队员，以防有人在场上受伤。 the reserves[ plural ] a football team consisting of players who are not in the first team, but who play in a league against reserve teams from other clubs: 后备队员 Frank was a prolific scorer for the reserves before he graduated to the first team. 在加入首选阵容之前，弗兰克在后备队比赛中进了许多球。 Competitors & participants in sports & games anchorman attacker back four baller ballplayer challenger competitor jumper logroller long-jumper longboarder major league mid-table opponent retire torero toxophilite traceur trampolinist trialist You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Replacing and exchanging the reserves[ plural ] a group of people who are not permanently in the armed forces but are used only if needed: 后备军;后备部队 call up the reservesThey will call up the reserves.他们将召集后备军。 reservenoun (DOUBT)[ U ]formal a feeling of doubt about someone or something: 保留态度;保留意见 I can recommend him to you without reserve.我可以毫无保留地向您推荐他。 Suspecting & questioning ask questions of someone/somethingidiom challenge challengingly cynic cynical about someone/something cynically cynicism doubt interrogate query reservation sceptic sceptical sceptically scepticism skeptical skeptically suspect suspected suspiciously reservenoun (LOWEST PRICE)[ Cusually singular ](alsoreserve price) the lowest amount of money the owners will accept for something being sold, especially at auction (= public sale): （尤指拍卖中买方定的）底价，保留价格，最低价 A rare Stradivarius violin failed to reach its reserve price (= no one offered to pay it) when put up for auction on Tuesday.星期二的拍卖会上，对一把稀有的斯特拉迪瓦里制造的小提琴的出价没能达到其拍卖底价。 We set/put a reserve of €500 on the picture.我们为这幅画定的底价为500欧元。 Costs & expenses admission charge aliment all in at cost at someone's expense bank charges outgo outlay overrun palimony price point pricing redress remittance RPI spend ticket transfer fee tune upkeep reserve | American Dictionaryreserve verb[ I/T ] us/rɪˈzɜrv/ to keep something for a particular purpose or time: [ T ]He reserved the right to veto any future plans. If you reserve something such as a table in a restaurant or a room in a hotel, you arrange for it to be kept for your use at a later time: [ I ]It’s a popular restaurant, and you’ll have to reserve well in advance. [ T ]I’m sorry, this seat is reserved. reserve noun[ C/U ] us/rɪˈzɜrv/ something kept for a particular purpose or time, or the state of being kept for future use by someone: [ C ]I have a reserve of food in case of emergency. [ U ]The book is on reserve and can’t be checked out. She keeps a little money in reserve (= for use if and when needed). A reserve (also (alsopreserve)) is also an area of land kept for the protection of animals and plants: [ C ]a nature/game reserve The reserves are a part of a country’s armed forces that are not always on active duty but are available in an emergency. reserve | Business Englishreserve verb[ T ] uk /rɪˈzɜːv/us to keep something for a particular purpose or time: reserve sth for sb/sthThe plan would reserve $1 billion for "long-term capacity improvements". COMMERCE to arrange for something to be kept for you, for example, a seat on an aircraft or a table at a restaurant: He's reserved a table for 8pm. reserve the right to do sth to state, especially in a written agreement, that you may change something in the future: I reserve the right to disagree to any future changes in the company structure. reserve judgement to not decide on something immediately: I thought I'd reserve judgement until he'd finished his presentation. reserve noun uk /rɪˈzɜːv/us [ C ] a supply of something that you have available to use if you need to: You will need a reasonable reserve of cash to start the process. coal/oil/fuel reserves in reserve kept in order to use later if needed: They do not have money in reserve like many of the bigger companies. Land should be kept in reserve at the airport for a second runway which could be built by the mid-2020s. [ C ] COMMERCE (alsoreserve price) the lowest amount of money that the owner will accept for something that is being sold, especially at an auction: I set the reserve price at $50 in the hope that it would sell for much more. reserves[ plural ] BANKING, FINANCE the amount of foreign currency or gold that a central bank has at a particular time: It has around 8bn dollars in foreign currency reserves. No country has limitless reserves of gold. ACCOUNTING money kept by a company for a particular use, for example, a future project or emergency: use/dip into reservesIt became necessary for the company to dip into its reserves. cash/money reserves See also bank reserves capitalization of reserves cash reserves foreign exchange reserves hidden reserves legal reserves proven reserves Examples of reservereserve The reserve includes 640 ha of lowland tropical rain forest surrounded by a mosaic of disturbed habitats and secondary forest. It deserves the welcome which students reserve for a really important contribution to literary criticism. Here, and below, we reserve to range over ground types. The increased incidence of systemic disease, plus a reduced physiological reserve, increases the risk of more serious consequences from bleeding. This is to stretch their normal usage a bit: 'preference' is usually reserved for comparative attitudes, preferring something over something else. The following sections of the paper seek to specify the principal dimensions of reserve among older people and the groups that are most vulnerable. The dimensions of reserve, challenges and compensation are discussed, with emphasis on demographic and other influences on the availability of family and social support. In particular, a series of fines were instituted for a range of prohibited activities within reserved forest areas. Otherwise, for its risk-averse nonmoving clientele, the bank will always prefer cash reserves over storage; the latter will then never be used in equilibrium. In contrast, the term ' elderly ' is normally reserved for people aged 65 and over. Almost every acre of land has been utilized, rationally planned and arranged or frozen into a nature reserve. Similar conflicts arose with respect to mountain areas gazetted as forest reserves. Other professionals (nurses and medical physicists) held a reserved view in delegating their tasks to radiographers, even after accredited clinical training. Now at least 20 % of the land is reserved for war veterans, who have first choice of plots. There was a close season for breeding and there were also four reserves where seals were fully protected. See all examples of reserve These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withreservereserveThese are words often used in combination with reserve. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. adequate reserve Then, what is an adequatereserve? From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 ample reserve The maximum penalties prescribed by law are heavy, and the courts, have an ample reserve of power to deal with the most serious cases. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 army reserve They are not in any sense an armyreserve have. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with reserve |
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