reservation
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2.4
- noun
- /ˌrɛzərˈveɪʃən/
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reserva
- I made a reservation for a table at my favorite restaurant this Friday.
- make a reservation
- cancel a reservation
- a hotel reservation
And we put them in the cleaners and we had a reservation to fly back to New Orleans.
- And we put them in the cleaners and we had a reservation to fly back to New Orleans.
- But you know, good luck getting a reservation.
- Now they're not at war yet, but you got to book a reservation in advance just to save your spots.
- So we are just killing time as we wait for our sushi reservation.
- I'll make it a smaller reservation and yeah, let me know.
- But we didn't have a choice because we had to make some reservations for Sturgis and all the hotels were sold out.
- I hate, I hate passwords, reservations, shoelaces, keys.
Examples
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Hello, yes I would love a reservation for six people tonight.
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I have a reservation, under Irene Palmer.
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So we made it here at our lunch reservation at Stone Farm.
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We think we might have a reservation, but it has not been confirmed.
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I suggest that next time you call for a reservation, do it in advance.
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So we just made it to our late lunch at Fort, made a reservation for next week.
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Sunday we do not take reservations for breakfast or lunch.
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I always make those reservations and put something on my calendar.
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Um, my apologies, but, uh, we're actually going to have to cancel our reservation.
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We have reservations there.
Synonyms
31
1.0
An arrangement made in advance to keep a seat, room, or time for you
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Etymology
Reservation comes from Latin parts re- 'back' and servare 'to keep'. It originally meant 'to set something aside', so a reservation for a table or room is something kept just for you.