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re.serveHrI5zV:v, $-5zV:rvn储备I have a reserve of food/food reserves in case of emergencies. [C]我有粮食储备，以防万一。She keeps a little money in reserve (= for use if and when needed). [U]她有一点储备金。I asked the librarian to put a book on reserve (for me) (= keep it for me when it becomes available). [U]我让图书馆管理员为我留一本书。A reserve (also reservation, esp. Am also preserve) is also an area of land kept in its natural state, esp. for wild animals to live in to be protected.禁猎区，自然保护区a nature/game/wildlife reserve [C]自然保护区/禁猎区/野生生物保护区In sports, a reserve is an extra player who is ready to play if needed.预备队员，候补队员We had two reserves in case anyone was injured. [C]我们有两名预备队员，以防有人受伤。The reserve(s) are people that are not permanently in the armed forces but are used only if needed.(军队中的)后备队，预备队He's in the naval reserve.他在海军后备队里。They will call up the reserves.他们将召集后备队。A reserve (price) is the lowest amount of money the owners will accept for something being sold, esp. at AUCTION (= public sale).(尤指拍卖中)卖主可接受的最低价，保留价The painting failed to reach its reserve price and was withdrawn.这幅画没能达到保留价，被撤回了。We put a reserve of ￡50 on the picture. [C]我们为这幅画定的最低价是50英镑。
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