Collocation
I have a reservation.
To possess or hold a booking for a service, seat, room, or event made in advance.
Definition
'I have a reservation.' is a common English collocation. To possess or hold a booking for a service, seat, room, or event made in advance.
have + a reservation
“I have a reservation for dinner at 7 PM under the name Miller.”
Examples
- I have a reservation for two people at eight o'clock tonight.
- Do you have a reservation, or would you like to be seated?
- She has a reservation for the early morning flight to Paris.
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- We had a reservation for a table by the window, but they gave it away.
- Having a reservation often saves you time when visiting popular attractions.
- They didn't have a reservation, so they had to wait for an hour.
- Could you confirm if you have a reservation under the name Johnson?
- My parents have a reservation at that charming bed and breakfast for their anniversary.
- He had a reservation for the last available room, which was fortunate.
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