reservation

中英词典

1. 名词

1.1 预订

reservation [ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən]
牛津词典：the act of booking a place in advance, especially a seat on an aircraft or a table at a restaurant
柯林斯词典：the act or process of reserving or something that is reserved

1.2 保留

reservation [ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən]
牛津词典：doubts or feelings of not being able to agree with or accept something completely
柯林斯词典：an unspoken doubt about a plan or an idea

1.3 保护区

reservation [ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən]
牛津词典：an area of land where wild animals and plants are protected, especially from the harmful effects of human activity
柯林斯词典：a large area of land that is kept separate and usually different from the area surrounding it

2. 形容词

2.1 保留的

reserved [rɪˈzɜrvd]
牛津词典：keeping one's feelings or thoughts to oneself; withdrawn or introverted
柯林斯词典：if someone is reserved, they are formal and not very willing to talk about themselves or their feelings

2.2 预订的

reserved [rɪˈzɜrvd]
牛津词典：kept for a particular purpose or person
柯林斯词典：if something is reserved for a particular person or purpose, it is kept specially for that person or purpose and is not used for anything else

3. 词语辨析

reservation vs. booking: - Both words refer to the act of reserving something in advance. - "Reservation" is more commonly used for activities like reserving a seat on a plane or a table at a restaurant. - "Booking" is more commonly used for reserving accommodations, such as a hotel room. reservation vs. doubt: - Both words can refer to feelings of uncertainty or hesitation. - "Reservation" is used when there is a specific doubt or hesitation about a plan or idea. - "Doubt" is a more general term for uncertainty or lack of conviction.

4. 词汇扩充

- booking: 预订 - appointment: 约定 - hold: 保留 - confirmation: 确认 - cancellation: 取消 - availability: 可用性 - deposit: 押金 - reschedule: 重新安排 - waitlist: 候补名单 - occupancy: 占用率

5. 近义词

- booking - appointment - arrangement - engagement - reservation

6. 反义词

- cancellation - release - surrender - abandonment - waiver

7. 柯林斯词典

reservation [ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən]
名词
1. the act or an instance of reserving
2. a mental attitude of doubt or suspicion, especially about an idea or achievement
3. an area of land set aside, often by a government, for common use
4. a booking or arrangement
形容词
1. set aside for the use of a particular person or party
2. formal, restrained, or aloof in manner; reticent

8. 牛津词典

reservation [ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən]
名词
1. the action of reserving something
2. a qualification or doubt about something
3. an area of land set aside for occupation by North American Indians or Australian Aborigines
4. the action of keeping back or setting aside a part of something for future use
形容词
1. slow to reveal emotion or opinions
2. (of an arrangement, agreement, or obligation) arranged beforehand; not subject to alteration or cancellation

用法

- I made a reservation at the restaurant for tonight. - There is some reservation about the company's new strategy. - The national park serves as a wildlife reservation. - He is a reserved person and doesn't easily share his thoughts. - The hotel has reserved rooms for the conference attendees.

例句

1. I'd like to make a reservation for two at 7 p.m. tonight. (我想预订今晚7点两个人的座位。)
2. She had some reservations about accepting the job offer. (她对接受这份工作的提议有一些疑虑。)
3. The government has established a wildlife reservation to protect endangered species. (政府已经设立了野生动物保护区，以保护濒危物种。)
4. He is usually reserved and doesn't like to share his personal life. (他通常是个保守的人，不喜欢分享个人生活。)
5. I've reserved a room for you at the hotel. (我已经在酒店为你预订了一个房间。)
6. Do you have any reservations about the new plan? (你对新计划有什么疑虑吗？)
7. The national park is a reservation for native tribes. (这个国家公园是土著部落的保留地。)
8. She is reserved when it comes to expressing her emotions. (当涉及表达情感时，她很含蓄。)
9. The hotel reservation was confirmed by email. (酒店预订已通过电子邮件确认。)
10. You need to make a reservation in advance for the popular restaurant. (你需要提前预订这家热门餐厅。)
11. Despite some initial reservations, she decided to accept the job offer. (尽管一开始有些疑虑，她决定接受这份工作提议。)
12. They set up a wildlife reservation to protect endangered species. (他们建立了一个野生动物保护区，以保护濒危物种。)
13. He is known for being reserved and rarely expressing his true feelings. (他因为保守而闻名，很少表达真实的感情。)
14. Please make a reservation for a table of four at the restaurant. (请在餐厅预订一张四人桌。)
15. I have some reservations about his ability to handle the project. (我对他处理这个项目的能力有一些顾虑。)
16. They visited a Native American reservation during their trip to the United States. (他们在美国旅行期间参观了一个美洲原住民保留地。)
17. She made a reservation for a hotel room online. (她在网上预订了一间酒店房间。)
18. He is quite reserved and doesn't like to talk about his personal life. (他非常保守，不喜欢谈论个人生活。)
19. We need to reserve a meeting room for tomorrow's presentation. (我们需要为明天的演示预留一个会议室。)
20. Despite her initial reservations, she decided to give the new restaurant a try. (尽管最初有些顾虑，她决定尝试一下这家新餐厅。)
21. The government has set aside a large area of land as a nature reserve. (政府已经划定了一大片土地作为自然保护区。)