reserve 的英语意思
reservereserve1 /rɪˈzɜːv $ -ɜːrv/ verb [transitive] 
查看全部语言翻译1to arrange for a place in a hotel, restaurant, plane etc to be kept for you to use at a particular time in the future预订（酒店、餐厅、飞机等的）座位或房间，以备将来某一特定时间使用reserve something for somebody/something
I’d like to reserve a table for two.我想预订一张两人桌。 Do you have to reserve tickets in advance?票必须提前预订吗？2to keep something so that it can be used by a particular person or for a particular purpose保留某物供特定人员或特定用途使用 SYN set asidereserve something for somebody/something A separate room is reserved for smokers.有一间单独的房间专供吸烟者使用。 reserved parking spaces预留停车位3especially written尤用于书面语 to keep part of something for use at a later time during a process – used especially when describing how to cook something在操作过程中留出一部分以备后用——尤用于描述烹饪步骤 SYN keep, save: Reserve a little of the mixture to sprinkle over the top of the pie.留一点混合料，撒在派的上面。4to use or show something only in one particular situation仅在某一特定情形下使用或展示某物reserve something for somebody/something She spoke in a tone of voice she usually reserved for dealing with officials.她用的那种语气，平时只有在和官员打交道时才会有。5reserve the right to do something formal正式 if you reserve the right to do something, you will do it if you think it is necessary – used especially in notices or official documents若保留做某事的权利，则表示认为必要时将行使该权利——尤见于告示或正式文件: The management reserves the right to refuse admission.管理方保留拒绝入场的权利。6reserve (your) judgment (on something) spoken口语 to not give your opinion about something until a later time when you have more information暂不表明意见，待获取更多信息后再作判断
查看全部语言翻译1to arrange for a place in a hotel, restaurant, plane etc to be kept for you to use at a particular time in the future预订（酒店、餐厅、飞机等的）座位或房间，以备将来某一特定时间使用reserve something for somebody/something I’d like to reserve a table for two.我想预订一张两人桌。 Do you have to reserve tickets in advance?票必须提前预订吗？2to keep something so that it can be used by a particular person or for a particular purpose保留某物供特定人员或特定用途使用 SYN set asidereserve something for somebody/something A separate room is reserved for smokers.有一间单独的房间专供吸烟者使用。 reserved parking spaces预留停车位3especially written尤用于书面语 to keep part of something for use at a later time during a process – used especially when describing how to cook something在操作过程中留出一部分以备后用——尤用于描述烹饪步骤 SYN keep, save: Reserve a little of the mixture to sprinkle over the top of the pie.留一点混合料，撒在派的上面。4to use or show something only in one particular situation仅在某一特定情形下使用或展示某物reserve something for somebody/something She spoke in a tone of voice she usually reserved for dealing with officials.她用的那种语气，平时只有在和官员打交道时才会有。5reserve the right to do something formal正式 if you reserve the right to do something, you will do it if you think it is necessary – used especially in notices or official documents若保留做某事的权利，则表示认为必要时将行使该权利——尤见于告示或正式文件: The management reserves the right to refuse admission.管理方保留拒绝入场的权利。6reserve (your) judgment (on something) spoken口语 to not give your opinion about something until a later time when you have more information暂不表明意见，待获取更多信息后再作判断reservereserve2 noun 1supply [countable usually plural] a supply of something kept to be used if it is needed备用存量；以备需要时动用的储备物资: $10 million in cash reserves1000万美元的现金储备 oil reserves石油储量reserve of Somehow Debbie maintained an inner reserve of strength.黛比不知从哪儿找来一股内在的力量储备，始终坚持着。2in reserve ready to be used if needed备用；随时可在需要时动用: We always keep some money in reserve, just in case.我们总是留一些备用金，以防万一。3personal quality [uncountable] a quality in someone’s character that makes them not like expressing their emotions or talking about their problems矜持；使人不喜欢表露情感或倾诉烦恼的性格特质: She overcame her own natural reserve.她克服了自己天生内敛的性格。4player [countable] an extra player who plays in a team if one of the other players is injured or ill替补队员；当其他队员受伤或生病时上场的备用球员5team the reserves British English a team that plays when the usual team cannot do so预备队；在正式队伍无法出场时代为上场的球队6military the reserve (also the reserves) an extra military force that a country has in addition to its usual army, navy etc which can be used if needed预备役部队；一国在正规陆海军等之外另行组建、必要时可动用的额外军事力量7for animals/plants [countable] British English an area of land where wild animals and plants are protected自然保护区；保护野生动植物的特定土地区域 SYN reservation, preserve American English: a wildlife reserve野生动物保护区 → nature reserve8for native americans [countable] a reservation（美洲原住民）保留地9price [countable] (also reserve price) a price below which something will not be sold, especially in an auction底价；（尤指拍卖中）低于此价则不出售的最低价格
1supply [countable usually plural] a supply of something kept to be used if it is needed备用存量；以备需要时动用的储备物资: $10 million in cash reserves1000万美元的现金储备 oil reserves石油储量reserve of Somehow Debbie maintained an inner reserve of strength.黛比不知从哪儿找来一股内在的力量储备，始终坚持着。2in reserve ready to be used if needed备用；随时可在需要时动用: We always keep some money in reserve, just in case.我们总是留一些备用金，以防万一。3personal quality [uncountable] a quality in someone’s character that makes them not like expressing their emotions or talking about their problems矜持；使人不喜欢表露情感或倾诉烦恼的性格特质: She overcame her own natural reserve.她克服了自己天生内敛的性格。4player [countable] an extra player who plays in a team if one of the other players is injured or ill替补队员；当其他队员受伤或生病时上场的备用球员5team the reserves British English a team that plays when the usual team cannot do so预备队；在正式队伍无法出场时代为上场的球队6military the reserve (also the reserves) an extra military force that a country has in addition to its usual army, navy etc which can be used if needed预备役部队；一国在正规陆海军等之外另行组建、必要时可动用的额外军事力量7for animals/plants [countable] British English an area of land where wild animals and plants are protected自然保护区；保护野生动植物的特定土地区域 SYN reservation, preserve American English: a wildlife reserve野生动物保护区 → nature reserve8for native americans [countable] a reservation（美洲原住民）保留地9price [countable] (also reserve price) a price below which something will not be sold, especially in an auction底价；（尤指拍卖中）低于此价则不出售的最低价格