reserved
英 [rɪ'zɜːvd]
美 [rɪ'zɝvd]
- adj. 保留的，预订的；缄默的，冷淡的；包租的
- v. 保留（reserve的过去分词）
- reserved (adj.)
- "guarded" (in manner), c. 1600, past participle adjective from reserve (v.). Of seats, tables from 1858.
- 1. Normally, such an outward display of affection is reserved for his mother.
- 通常，只有在母亲面前他的情感才会如此外露。
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- 2. British men are often seen as being reserved and unemotional.
- 英国男人常被认为是矜持而冷漠的。
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- 3. Even though I'm quite a reserved person, I like meeting people.
- 我虽然性格极为内敛，但喜欢和人接触。
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- 4. The ministry said it reserved the right to take whatever action necessary.
- 该部表示保留采取任何必要行动的权利。
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- 5. He reserved particular venom for critics of his foreign policy.
- 他对那些批评他外交政策的人格外心怀怨恨。
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