گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'reservation'

1 عمومی:: رزرو كردن‌ صندلی‌ یا اتاق‌ در مهمانخانه‌ و

2 عمومی:: ذخیره

3 عمومی:: ذخیره‌

1 general:: noun bookings: We have reservations on the plane. noun doubts: I've reservations about the experiment.

2 general::   noun arrangement for a seat/room ADJ. airline, hotel VERB + RESERVATION have Do you have a reservation? | make | confirm | cancel RESERVATION + NOUN service | fee | form PREP. ~ for I'd like to make a reservation for four people for Friday night, please. feeling of doubt about sth ADJ. considerable, deep, grave, major, serious, severe, strong | minor, slight | certain I have certain reservations regarding several of the clauses in the contract. | initial VERB + RESERVATION have | express, voice NATO generals voiced reservations about making air strikes. RESERVATION + VERB concern sth PREP. despite ~s Despite his initial reservations, he came to love London. | with ~s The employees are backing the reorganization plans, with reservations. | without ~ I can recommend her without reservation. | ~ about/concerning/over/regarding They have expressed reservations concerning the provisions of the treaty. PHRASES one/only reservation My one reservation concerns the performance of the vehicle in wet conditions.

3 general:: reservation verbs make a reservation • Didn't you make a reservation? have a reservation • We have a reservation for seven o'clock. confirm a reservation • We will send you an email to confirm your reservation. cancel a reservation • She called the restaurant and cancelled the reservations. NOUN + reservation a dinner/lunch reservation • I'd forgotten to make a dinner reservation. a hotel reservation • I canceled my hotel reservation. an airline reservation • Make sure you have an airline reservation before booking the hotel. reservation 2 verbs have reservations • I have reservations about her work. express reservations (= say that you have reservations ) • I did not think it wise to express my reservations. adjectives some/certain reservations • Despite some reservations, I recommend this book. serious/grave reservations • They had serious reservations about the plan. strong reservations • Five of the committee members expressed strong reservations about the product's safety. considerable reservations • We have considerable reservations about the government's economic proposals. a minor reservation (= not serious or important ) • I voted "yes", although I had a few minor reservations a major reservation (= serious or important ) • We have major reservations about his ability to do the job.