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"reserve" is the third person singular present subjunctive of the verb reservar. View conjugation.

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reserve
[rɪˈzɜːv]
sustantivo
1reserva (f) (supply)
  • to keep something in reserve -> reservar algo, tener algo en reserva
  • he drew on his reserves -> echó mano de sus reservas
2reserva (sustantivo masculino) (Sport)
  • the reserves (militar) -> la reserva
3reserva (f) (for birds, game)
  • game reserve -> coto (m) de caza
  • nature reserve -> reserva natural
4reserva (f) (reticence)
  • without reserve -> sin reservas
verbo transitivo
5reservar (book, keep)
  • to reserve the right to do something -> reservarse el derecho a hacer algo
  • to reserve one's strength -> ahorrar or reservar fuerzas
  • to reserve judgment (on something) -> reservarse la opinión (sobre algo)

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reserve [ri-serv]
1Reservar (book), guardar para adelante, guardar alguna cosa para otra ocasión.
2Tener por suyo, retener, conservar.
3Exceptuar, excluir de alguna cosa concedida o estipulada.
  • He reserves the right to -> se reserva el derecho de
va.
sustantivo
1Reserva, reservación, guarda o custodia de una cosa para otro tiempo o uso; reservación de tierra
sustantivo
2Reserva, circunspección, cautela, silencio en lo que a uno se refiere (restriction); reticencia; recato, modestia.
3Reservación, excepción.
4Reserva, retén. (Militar)
  • Reserve fund -> fondo de reserva
  • Without sin reserva, sin excepción, enteramente. To play in the reserves -> jugar de suplente (Sports)

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reserve [rɪˈzɜːv]
noun
1 [of money, fuel, minerals] reserva; (f)
to have sth in reserve tener algo de reserva; to have a reserve of strength tener una reserva de fuerzas; to keep sth in reserve guardar algo en reserva; there are untapped reserves of energy hay fuentes de energía sin explotar todavía; Spain possesses half the world's reserves of pyrites España posee la mitad de las reservas mundiales de piritas
2 (Mil)
the reserve la reserva
3 especially (Britain) (Dep) reserva; (m) suplente; (m)
to play in with the reservesor jugar en el segundo equipo
4 (land) reserva; (f)(also game reserve) coto (de caza); (m)(also nature reserve) reserva natural; (f)
5 (restriction)
without reserve sin reserva
6 (hiding one's feelings) reserva; (f)
without reserve sin reserva
verb:transitive
1 (book, set aside) reservar
that's being reserved for me eso está reservado para mí; did you reserve the tickets? ¿has reservado los billetes?; to reserve the right to do sth reservarse el derecho de hacer algo; to reserve one's strength conservar las fuerzas; I'm reserving myself for later me reservo para más tarde
2 (Jur) aplazar
I reserve judgment on this me reservo el juicio en este asunto; the judge reserved sentence el juez difirió la sentencia
modifier
reserve currency (n) divisa de reserva; (f)
reserve fund (n) fondo de reserva; (m)
reserve petrol tank (Britain)reserve gas tank (US) (n) depósito de gasolina de reserva; (m)
reserve player (n) suplente; (m)
reserve price (n) (Britain) precio mínimo fijado en una subasta; (m) (fijado en una subasta)
reserve team (n) (Britain) (Dep) equipo de reserva; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "reserve"

Imperative
  • reserve
  • you reserve
  • he/she reserves
  • we reserve
  • you reserve
  • they reserve
Preterite
  • I reserved
  • you reserved
  • he/she reserved
  • we reserved
  • you reserved
  • they reserved
Present Continuous
  • I am reserving
  • you are reserving
  • he/she is reserving
  • we are reserving
  • you are reserving
  • they are reserving
Present Perfect
  • I have reserved
  • you have reserved
  • he/she has reserved
  • we have reserved
  • you have reserved
  • they have reserved
Past Continuous
  • I was reserving
  • you were reserving
  • he/she was reserving
  • we were reserving
  • you were reserving
  • they were reserving
Past Perfect
  • I had reserved
  • you had reserved
  • he/she had reserved
  • we had reserved
  • you had reserved
  • they had reserved
Future
  • I will reserve
  • you will reserve
  • he/she will reserve
  • we will reserve
  • you will reserve
  • they will reserve
Future Perfect
  • I will have reserved
  • you will have reserved
  • he/she will have reserved
  • we will have reserved
  • you will have reserved
  • they will have reserved
Future Continuous
  • I will be reserving
  • you will be reserving
  • he/she will be reserving
  • we will be reserving
  • you will be reserving
  • they will be reserving
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been reserving
  • you have been reserving
  • he/she has been reserving
  • we have been reserving
  • you have been reserving
  • they have been reserving
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been reserving
  • you will have been reserving
  • he/she will have been reserving
  • we will have been reserving
  • you will have been reserving
  • they will have been reserving
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been reserving
  • you had been reserving
  • he/she had been reserving
  • we had been reserving
  • you had been reserving
  • they had been reserving

reservar
transitive verb
1to book, to reserve (billete, habitación)
2to set aside (guardar, apartar)
  • reservan la primera fila para los críticos -> the front row is reserved for the critics
  • ¿me puedes reservar un sitio a tu lado? -> could you save a seat for me next to you?
  • reservó la buena noticia para el final -> she saved the good news till last
3to reserve (callar) (opinión, comentarios)
reservarse
pronomial verb
1(esperar)
  • reservarse para -> to save oneself for
  • me estoy reservando para el postre -> I'm saving myself for the dessert
2to keep to oneself (guardar para sí) (secreto); to retain (for oneself) (dinero, derecho)
  • me reservo mi opinión sobre este asunto -> I'm reserving judgment on this matter

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reservar [ray-ser-var']
article & verb transitive
1To reserve, to keep in store (guardar).
2To defer, to postpone.
3To privilege, to exempt.
4To separate, to set aside, to lay aside, to keep back.
5To restrain, to limit, to confine.
6To conceal (ocultar), to hide; to shut up (callar).
7
verb
8JUBILAR.
  • Lo reserva para el final -> he's keeping it till last
  • Prefiero reservar los detalles -> I prefer to keep the details to myself
verb reflexive
9To preserve oneself.
10To act with circumspection or caution.
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reservar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+asiento, habitación, mesa] to reserve; book; [+billete, entrada] to book
reservar en exceso to overbook
2 (guardar) to keep; keep in reserve; set aside
lo reserva para el final he's keeping it till last; ha reservado lo mejor para sí he has kept the best part for himself
verbo:pronominal
reservarse
1 (para luego) to save o.s.;para for
no bebo porque me reservo para más tarde I'm not drinking because I'm saving myself for later on
2 (encubrir) to conceal; (callar) to keep to o.s.
prefiero reservarme los detalles I prefer not to reveal the details

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Verb Conjugation for "reservar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo reservo reservé reservaba reservaré reserve
Tú reservas reservaste reservabas reservarás reserves
Ella/Él/Usted reserva reservó reservaba reservará reserve
Nosotros reservamos reservamos reservábamos reservaremos reservemos
Vosotros reserváis reservasteis reservabais reservaréis reservéis
Ellos/Ustedes reservan reservaron reservaban reservarán reserven
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