Translation
to reserve, book
Word origin
From French reserver, from Latin reservare ('to keep back'), built from re- and servare ('to keep, to save'). The same servare gives English conserve and preserve.
- Origin
- French, from Latin
- Root
- reservare
- English cognates
- reserve, reservation, preserve
Examples
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I booked a room in a small hotel.
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Have you reserved a table for two people?
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Let us book the tickets today already.
holds something back for later or for someone; places the order. You the table, then the dinner.
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