reserve

noun

UK/rɪˈzɜːv/
US/rɪˈzɝːv/

Definitions of reserve noun

behavior(行为)

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)

    the habit of not readily expressing one's feelings or thoughts

    拘谨;寡言

    • I invited her out for a drink, hoping to ease her reserve.

      我邀请她出去喝一杯,希望能缓解她的矜持。

    • His reserve made it difficult for her to know what he really thought.

      他的矜持让她很难知道他真正的想法。

    • Her introversion and reserve made her seem a bit out of place at social gatherings.

      她的内向和矜持使她在社交聚会中显得有点格格不入。

storage(储存)

  1. C2Countable(可数名词)Uncountable(不可数名词)

    a supply of something kept for future use; the act of keeping something until it is needed

    储备;储藏;备用(物)

    • The company maintains a cash reserve to handle potential crises.

      公司维持现金储备以应对潜在危机。

    • They have a large reserve of drinking water to ensure they have enough resources in case of an emergency.

      他们拥有大量的饮用水储备,以确保在紧急情况下拥有足够的资源。

    • I have placed the book on reserve, so I can read it when I have time.

      我已经把这本书预定了,这样我有时间时就可以阅读。

protection(保护)

  1. B2Countable(可数名词)

    an area of land set aside to protect wildlife and their habitats

    (尤指为保护野生动物而设的)自然保护区;禁猎区;保护区

    • This area has become an important bird reserve.

      这个地区已成为一个重要的鸟类保护区。

    • The government is committed to expanding the area of nature reserves.

      政府致力于扩大自然保护区面积。

    • Visitors can observe many rare species of flora and fauna within the reserve.

      游客可以在保护区内观察到许多稀有动植物物种。

personnel(人员)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    an extra player available to play if needed in a sports game

    (体育比赛中的)后备队员;替补队员

    • The coach had several reserves on the bench, ready to play if necessary.

      教练在替补席上准备了几名替补队员,以备不时之需。

    • Due to injuries to the main players, a reserve had to enter the game.

      由于主力球员受伤,一名替补队员不得不进入比赛。

    • This reserve player performed exceptionally well in the game, successfully turning the tide.

      这名替补球员在比赛中表现异常出色,成功扭转了局势。

uncertainty(不确定)

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)formal(正式)

    a feeling of doubt about someone or something

    (对某人或某事物的)疑虑;不确定感;保留态度

    • I support this project without any reserve.

      我毫无保留地支持这个项目。

    • Despite my reservations, I am willing to try.

      尽管我有疑虑,我还是愿意尝试。

    • He expressed some reserves regarding the new proposal.

      他对新提案表达了一些保留意见。

price(价格)

  1. Countable(可数名词)Usually singular(通常单数)

    the minimum price that a seller will accept for something, especially at auction

    (尤指拍卖中的)底价;保留价格;最低价格

    • The reserve price for the painting at auction was set at five thousand dollars.

      这幅画在拍卖中的底价定为五千美元。

    • The item failed to sell as no one bid above the reserve.

      这件物品未能售出,因为没有人出价高于底价。

    • The house did not meet its reserve, so it did not sell.

      这栋房子没有达到它的底价,所以没有卖出。

Phrases of reserve noun

  • the reserves

    In sports, a group of players who are not part of the first team but compete in a league against other clubs' reserve teams.

    后备队(足球)

    Before his promotion to the first team, he was a prolific scorer in the reserves games.

    在他晋升到一线队之前,他在预备队比赛中是一位多产的得分手。

verb

UK/rɪˈzɜːv/
US/rɪˈzɝːv/

Definitions of reserve verb

  1. B1Transitive(及物动词)

    to keep something for a specific purpose or time

    为特定目的或时间保留;留出

    • I usually reserve weekends for family activities.

      我通常将周末保留给家庭活动。

    • The restaurant reserves window seats for guests with prior reservations.

      餐厅将窗边座位保留给事先预订的客人。

    • I will reserve my judgment on this matter until we get more information.

      在获得更多信息之前,我会保留对这件事的判断。

  2. B1Transitive(及物动词)

    to arrange for something such as a seat on a plane or a table at a restaurant to be kept for one's use

    预订;预约

    • I have reserved a table at an Italian restaurant for seven o'clock tonight.

      我已经在今晚七点预订了一家意大利餐厅的座位。

    • We advise you to reserve your accommodation in advance, particularly during peak season.

      我们建议您提前预订住宿,尤其是在旺季期间。

    • Please make sure to reserve your flight ticket online.

      请确保在网上预订您的机票。