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reserved

(rɪzɜːʳvd)
1. adjective
Someone who is reserved keeps their feelings hidden.
He was unemotional, quite quiet, and reserved.
Even though I'm quite a reserved person, I like meeting people.
Synonyms: uncommunicative, cold, cool, retiring More Synonyms of reserved
2. adjective
A table in a restaurant or a seat in a theatre that is reserved is being kept for someone rather than given or sold to anyone else.
Seats, or sometimes entire tables, were reserved.
More Synonyms of reserved

reserved in British English

(rɪˈzɜːvd)
adjective
1. 
set aside for use by a particular person or people
this table is reserved
2. 
cool or formal in manner; restrained, silent, or reticent
3. 
destined; fated
reserved for great things
4. 
referring to matters that are the responsibility of the national parliament rather than a devolved regional assembly
defence is a reserved issue
Derived forms
reservedly (rɪˈzɜːvɪdlɪ)
adverb
reservedness (reˈservedness)
noun

reserved in American English

(rɪˈzɜrvd)
adjective
1. 
kept in reserve; set apart for some purpose, person, etc.
2. 
self-restrained in speech and manner; reticent
Derived forms
reservedly (reˈservedly) (rɪˈzɜrvɪdli)
adverb
reservedness (reˈservedness)
noun

Examples of 'reserved' in a sentence
reserved

The tribunal was adjourned for a reserved judgment.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
On neither flight did we get our reserved seats.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
The judges rejected the appeal in a reserved judgment made public yesterday.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
There was no connection between its purpose and effect and the law on reserved matters.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
It was common ground that the protection of health was not a reserved matter.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
Cabin crew often have to move passengers out of their reserved seats to allow families to sit together.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
The regulation of the sale of goods to consumers was a reserved matter only within the overall context of consumer protection.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
You also get a reserved seat and priority check-in and boarding.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
On the return flight, we still could not have our reserved seats.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
She was quiet, and reserved and calm.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
He was an incredibly reserved, quiet man but was very good with animals.
The Sun (2007)
The package also offers a reserved seat for the leader's speech and a place at the conference dinner.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
It was a reserved judgment.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
Yet hundreds have to stand outside the packed hall for big speeches, while we journalists slide straight in to special reserved seats.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
Your cool, reserved style doesn't fit in here.
Christianity Today (2000)
The protection of rights is, admittedly, a reserved matter.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
Within football, this steely focus and self-confidence is well known and noted all the more for his reserved manner off the pitch.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
A quiet, reserved man, he enjoyed skiing and sailing.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)

In other languages
reserved

British English: reserved /rɪˈzɜːvd/ ADJECTIVE
Someone who is reserved keeps their feelings hidden.
Even though I'm quite a reserved person, I like meeting people.
  • American English: reserved
  • Arabic: مَحْجوز
  • Brazilian Portuguese: reservado
  • Chinese: 矜持的
  • Croatian: nepristupačan
  • Czech: rezervovaný zdrženlivý
  • Danish: reserveret
  • Dutch: gereserveerd
  • European Spanish: reservado
  • Finnish: pidättyväinen
  • French: réservé
  • German: zurückhaltend
  • Greek: κλεισμένος κράτηση
  • Italian: riservato
  • Japanese: 控えめの
  • Korean: 예약되어 있는
  • Norwegian: reservert
  • Polish: zarezerwowany
  • European Portuguese: reservado
  • Romanian: necomunicativ
  • Russian: сдержанный
  • Latin American Spanish: reservado
  • Swedish: reserverad
  • Thai: ไม่แสดงอารมณ์และความรู้สึก
  • Turkish: ayrılmış
  • Ukrainian: стриманий
  • Vietnamese: kín đáo

All related terms of 'reserved'

reserve
If something is reserved for a particular person or purpose, it is kept specially for that person or purpose.
rez
to keep back or set aside , esp for future use or contingency ; withhold
reserved list
a list of retired naval , army, or air-force officers available for recall to active service in an emergency
reserved word
a word in a programming language or computer system that has a fixed meaning and therefore cannot be redefined by a programmer
re-serve
to serve again
reserved occupation
in time of war, an occupation from which one will not be called up for military service
reserve list
a list of retired naval , army, or air-force officers available for recall to active service in an emergency
reserve a room
If you reserve a room at a hotel , you keep it for a person who is going to arrive on an agreed date.

Chinese translation of 'reserved'

reserved

(rɪˈzəːvd)

adj

  1. (= unavailable) [seat] 已预(預)定的 (yǐ yùdìng de)
  2. (= restrained) 矜持的 (jīnchí de)

reserve

(rɪˈzəːv)

vt

  1. [seat, table, ticket etc] 预(預)定 (yùdìng)
  2. (= keep) 保留 (bǎoliú)

n (c)

  1. (= store) [of food, fuel, energy, talent etc] 储(儲)备(備) (chǔbèi)
  2. (c) (Brit, Sport) 候补(補)队(隊)员(員) (hòubǔ duìyuán) (名, míng)
  3. (c) (also nature reserve) 自然保护(護)区(區) (zìrán bǎohùqū)
  4. (u) (= restraint) 矜持 (jīnchí)
in reserve 备(備)用 (bèiyòng)

Derived Forms

reserves n pl (Mil) 后(後)备(備)军(軍) (hòubèijūn)
1 (adjective) 
Definition
not showing one's feelings
He was unemotional and reserved.
Synonyms
uncommunicative
My daughter is very difficult, uncommunicative and moody.
cold
He became cold and unfeeling.
cool
People found her too cool, aloof and arrogant.
retiring
I'm still that shy, retiring little girl.
formal
He wrote a very formal letter of apology.
silent
modest
He's modest, as well as being a great player.
shy
He is painfully shy when it comes to talking to new people.
cautious
restrained
secretive
He was very secretive about his plans.
aloof
He seemed aloof and detached.
reticent
She is so reticent about her achievements.
prim
demure
As a child I was very demure and sweet.
taciturn
A taciturn man, he replied to my questions in monosyllables.
unresponsive
unapproachable
I think a lot of people find dentists very unapproachable.
unsociable
I am by no means an unsociable person.
undemonstrative
Lady Ainslie is an undemonstrative woman.
standoffish
close-mouthed
unforthcoming
Opposites
open
,
forward
,
warm
,
ardent
,
sociable
,
uninhibited
,
demonstrative
,
unreserved
2 (adjective) 
Definition
set aside for use by a particular person
Three coaches were reserved for us boys.
Synonyms
set aside
taken
kept
held
booked
retained
engaged
restricted
a highly restricted document
spoken for
The top jobs in the party are already spoken for.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of aloof
Definition
distant or haughty in manner
He seemed aloof and detached.
Synonyms
distant,
cold,
reserved,
cool,
formal,
remote,
forbidding,
detached,
indifferent,
chilly,
unfriendly,
unsympathetic,
uninterested,
haughty,
unresponsive,
supercilious,
unapproachable,
unsociable,
standoffish
in the sense of cold
Definition
lacking in affection or enthusiasm
He became cold and unfeeling.
Synonyms
distant,
reserved,
indifferent,
aloof,
glacial,
cold-blooded,
apathetic,
frigid,
unresponsive,
unfeeling,
passionless,
undemonstrative,
standoffish,
affectless,
phlegmatic,
spiritless
in the sense of cool
Definition
indifferent or unfriendly
People found her too cool, aloof and arrogant.
Synonyms
unfriendly,
reserved,
distant,
indifferent,
aloof,
lukewarm,
unconcerned,
uninterested,
frigid,
unresponsive,
offhand,
unenthusiastic,
uncommunicative,
unwelcoming,
standoffish,
QL

Synonyms of 'reserved'

reserved

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of demure
Definition
quiet, reserved, and rather shy
As a child I was very demure and sweet.
Synonyms
shy,
reserved,
modest,
retiring,
reticent,
unassuming,
diffident,
decorous
in the sense of formal
He wrote a very formal letter of apology.
Synonyms
serious,
stiff,
detached,
aloof,
official,
reserved,
correct,
conventional,
remote,
exact,
precise,
starched,
prim,
unbending,
punctilious (formal),
ceremonious
in the sense of modest
Definition
shy or easily embarrassed
He's modest, as well as being a great player.
Synonyms
unpretentious,
simple,
reserved,
retiring,
quiet,
shy,
humble,
discreet,
blushing,
self-conscious,
coy,
meek,
reticent,
unassuming,
self-effacing,
demure,
diffident,
bashful,
aw-shucks
in the sense of restricted
a highly restricted document
Synonyms
secret,
reserved,
exclusive,
classified,
top secret
in the sense of reticent
Definition
not willing to say or tell much
She is so reticent about her achievements.
Synonyms
uncommunicative,
reserved,
secretive,
unforthcoming,
quiet,
silent,
restrained,
taciturn,
tight-lipped,
unspeaking,
close-lipped,
mum
in the sense of retiring
Definition
very shy
I'm still that shy, retiring little girl.
Synonyms
shy,
reserved,
quiet,
modest,
shrinking,
humble,
timid,
coy,
meek,
reclusive,
reticent,
unassuming,
self-effacing,
demure,
diffident,
bashful,
aw-shucks,
timorous (literary),
unassertive
in the sense of secretive
Definition
hiding feelings and intentions
He was very secretive about his plans.
Synonyms
reticent,
reserved,
withdrawn,
close,
deep,
enigmatic,
cryptic,
cagey (informal),
uncommunicative,
unforthcoming,
tight-lipped,
playing your cards close to your chest,
clamlike
in the sense of shy
Definition
not at ease in the company of others
He is painfully shy when it comes to talking to new people.
Synonyms
timid,
self-conscious,
bashful,
reserved,
retiring,
nervous,
modest,
aw-shucks,
shrinking,
backward,
coy,
reticent,
self-effacing,
diffident,
mousy
in the sense of spoken for
Definition
engaged or reserved
The top jobs in the party are already spoken for.
Synonyms
reserved,
booked,
claimed,
chosen,
selected,
set aside
in the sense of taciturn
Definition
habitually silent, reserved, or uncommunicative
A taciturn man, he replied to my questions in monosyllables.
Synonyms
uncommunicative,
reserved,
reticent,
unforthcoming,
quiet,
withdrawn,
silent,
distant,
dumb,
mute,
aloof,
antisocial,
tight-lipped,
close-lipped

Additional synonyms

in the sense of unapproachable
Definition
discouraging friendliness
I think a lot of people find dentists very unapproachable.
Synonyms
unfriendly,
reserved,
withdrawn,
distant,
cool,
remote,
chilly,
aloof,
frigid,
unsociable,
offish (informal),
standoffish
in the sense of undemonstrative
Definition
not showing emotions openly or easily
Lady Ainslie is an undemonstrative woman.
Synonyms
reserved,
formal,
distant,
stiff,
contained,
cold,
withdrawn,
restrained,
aloof,
reticent,
impassive,
unresponsive,
stolid,
unemotional,
uncommunicative,
unaffectionate
in the sense of unsociable
Definition
(of a person) not fond of the company of other people
I am by no means an unsociable person.
Synonyms
unfriendly,
cold,
withdrawn,
retiring,
distant,
hostile,
chilly,
reclusive,
inhospitable,
introverted,
unsocial,
uncongenial,
standoffish,
unforthcoming,
unneighbourly
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