reserve
/ˈrɛz.əv/Definitions
1. noun
a quantity of something set aside for a particular purpose, especially a sum of money or a part of a country’s land
“The company set aside a reserve fund to cover unexpected expenses.”
2. verb
to set aside or keep something for a particular purpose, especially a sum of money or a part of a country’s land
“The government reserved a large area for a national park.”
3. verb
to keep or set aside for future use, especially a table at a restaurant
“She reserved a table at the restaurant for 8 o’clock.”
4. noun
a person who is not yet a member of a team or organization, especially in a sport
“The coach said that John is a reserve player for the team.”
5. adjective
kept or set aside for future use, especially a table at a restaurant
“The reserved table was waiting for us at the restaurant.”