reservation in Irish
reservation in Irish is agús — reservation means a booking made in advance for a table, room, seat, or similar.
reservation in Irish
agús
(often, in the plural) A limiting qualification regarding certainty or risk; a doubt or concern.
What does "reservation" mean?
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noun A booking made in advance for a table, room, seat, or similar.
"I'd like to change my reservation from Friday to Saturday, please."
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noun A doubt or concern that makes you hesitant, even while broadly agreeing with something.
"The committee liked the proposal but voiced a few reservations about the cost."
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noun An area of land set aside for a Native American people or, in some countries, an Aboriginal community.
"The museum describes how families lived on the reservation long ago."
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reservation in a sentence
- I'd like to change my reservation from Friday to Saturday, please.
- We made a dinner reservation for eight o'clock.
- The committee liked the proposal but voiced a few reservations about the cost.
- I have some reservations about the new schedule.
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What is "reservation" in Irish?
"reservation" in Irish is agús. reservation means: A booking made in advance for a table, room, seat, or similar.
How do you use "reservation" in a sentence?
Example: "I'd like to change my reservation from Friday to Saturday, please." In Irish, "reservation" is agús.
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