make a reservation

To guarantee in advance that one has a position or place within a location or venue. The restaurant gets really busy on Fridays, so we'll need to make a reservation ahead of time. You can usually get seats on the train on the day, but I always feel better making a reservation online.

make a reservation

and make reservations

to reserve a seat, as in an airplane, restaurant, or theater in advance; to reserve a room, as in a hotel in advance. Did you make a reservation or are we just going to chance getting a table? I made reservations for a flight at twelve noon.

词组	make a reservation
释义	make a reservation make a reservation To guarantee in advance that one has a position or place within a location or venue. The restaurant gets really busy on Fridays, so we'll need to make a reservation ahead of time. You can usually get seats on the train on the day, but I always feel better making a reservation online. See also: make, reservation Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. make a reservation and make reservations to reserve a seat, as in an airplane, restaurant, or theater in advance; to reserve a room, as in a hotel in advance. Did you make a reservation or are we just going to chance getting a table? I made reservations for a flight at twelve noon. See also: make, reservation McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: hive hive of activity hives a hive of activity activity hum with activity Grand Central Station not know whether one is coming or going not know whether one is coming or going and not know if one is ... not know whether you are coming or going
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