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reserve
/rɪˈzɜːrv/
verb
Bir şeyi belirli bir kişi veya amaç için ayırmak
To arrange for something to be kept for a particular person or purpose.
- I need to reserve a table at the restaurant for tonight.
- She reserved two tickets for the concert next week.
- Please reserve a seat for me in the front row.
- Many libraries now allow patrons to reserve books online and receive notifications when titles become available.
- The committee decided to reserve final judgment on the proposal until additional data could be collected and analyzed.
- National parks often require visitors to reserve campsites several months in advance during peak season.
verb
Bir şeyi gelecekte kullanmak için saklamak
To keep something for future use; to retain or hold back.
- The company reserves the right to change the policy at any time.
- He reserved his judgment until he heard all the facts.
- We should reserve some energy for the last part of the hike.
noun
Gelecekte kullanım veya acil durumlar için saklanan bir şey
A supply of something kept for future use or emergencies.
- The country has large reserves of oil and natural gas.
- We have a reserve of food in case of emergency.
- The athlete showed great reserves of strength in the final lap.
noun
Özel bir amaç, özellikle yaban hayatı koruma için ayrılmış bir arazi
An area of land set aside for a special purpose, especially wildlife protection.
- They visited a wildlife reserve in Africa to see lions and elephants.
- The nature reserve protects several endangered species.
- Hunting is not allowed in the game reserve.
noun
Utangaç, çekingen veya az konuşkan olma özelliği
A quality of being shy, restrained, or uncommunicative in manner.
- She spoke with a certain reserve that made her hard to get to know.
- His natural reserve prevented him from expressing his emotions freely.
- Despite his reserve, he was actually quite friendly once you got to know him.