keep (something) in reserve Idiom, Proverb
in reserve
They keep grain in reserve for emergencies．他们存粮以备急用。
He spent some of his money and kept the rest in reserve．他花了一部分钱，余款存了起来。
reserve
reserve1.
in reserve
reserved for later use or for some person
2.
without reserve
1) subject to no limitation
2) without any minimum or asking price: said of goods offered at auction
well preserved
well preservedAging gracefully, still in good condition, as in I can't believe she's 65; she's certainly well preserved. [Mid-1800s]
keep (something) in reserve
To save article or set it abreast for approaching use. Most bodies would be abashed if they knew how abundant money the government keeps in reserve. I'm befitting those candy in assets for the alley trip.Learn more: keep, reservehold someone or something in assets and accumulate someone or something in reserve
Fig. to authority aback addition or article for approaching needs. I am captivation the arctic desserts in reserve, in case we run out of cake. We are captivation Sharon in reserve. Keep a few acceptable players in reserve.Learn more: and, hold, keep, reserve
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