Reservados (en. Reserved)

/re-sehr-BAH-dohs/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to people who do not easily reveal their thoughts or feelings.

She is very reserved and does not talk much in meetings.

Ella es muy reservada y no habla mucho en las reuniones.

That has been set aside or kept for a specific purpose.

We have a reserved area for VIPs at the event.

Tenemos un área reservada para VIP en el evento.

That is kept hidden or secret.

His reserved plans are not public knowledge.

Sus reservados planes no son de conocimiento público.

From Latin 'reservatus', participle of 'reservare', which means to reserve or to keep.

reserved people

People who do not easily share their personal lives.

personas reservadas

keep in reserve

To keep something secret or not reveal it.

guardar en reservado

reserved space

Area assigned for a specific purpose.

espacio reservado

to reserve

To set something aside for future use.

reservar

reservation

The action of reserving; it can also refer to a secluded place.

reserva

mental reservation

Persistent in keeping certain thoughts or feelings without sharing them.

reserva mental

In a party context, it may refer to someone who does not drink or join in games.

He was very reserved at the party, just watching from the sofa.

Él estaba muy reservados en la fiesta, solo miraba desde el sofá.

In the workplace, it refers to a colleague who is always in their own world and does not socialize.

That guy is very reserved, he never hangs out with us during breaks.

Ese tipo es muy reservados, nunca se junta con nosotros en las horas de descanso.