reservedKK [rɪˈzɝvd] ｜ /rɪˈzɝvd/
GEPT 中高級
B2adjective
tending to keep your feelings or thoughts private rather than showing them.
Even in social situations, Sarah remained reserved, rarely speaking up or expressing her opinions.
內斂的；矜持的
C1adjective
keeping something for a particular purpose or time.
James reserved a table at the restaurant for his anniversary dinner.
C1adjective
having a seat, table, etc. that has been kept for you, especially in a restaurant.
When I arrived at the restaurant, they told me they had already reserved a table for me.
B2verb
to book or secure in advance.
I called and reserved a table at the fancy restaurant for our anniversary dinner.
已預訂；預先訂好
C1noun
a book, table, etc. that has been reserved for someone.
When I arrived at the restaurant, there was a sign on the table that said it was reserved for a private party.