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"Put on reserve" vs "reserve" Hi! Do these two phrases have the same meaning? What do they mean? (The context is a library) 1. put a book on reserve 2. reserve a book Thank you!
13 oct. 2016 00:56
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The second one makes more sense than the first. To reserve is to put on hold. Therefore if you were to reserve a book, you would be putting the novel on hold for future use.
13 octobre 2016
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Chinois (mandarin), Anglais
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