Object

• right: We reserve the right to reject any ad without giving a reason.

• judgment: Still we have a year to develop ours now so I will reserve judgment.

Converse of object

• declare: At the north end of Kielder Water, Bakethin Reservoir has been declared a nature reserve.

Adjective modifier

• recoverable: The fields are estimated to contain recoverable reserves of 350 to 400 billion cubic feet.

• probable: Estimated gross proven and probable recoverable reserves for the field are currently 15.2 million barrels of oil.

• marine: Divers visiting Kenya typically dive in one of four large marine reserves.

• proven: The area is one of two leading Iraqi oil sites with more than 10 billion barrels of proven reserves, analysts say.

• investegate: Investegate reserves the right to publish a filtered set of announcements.

• foreign: An important portion of these flows stems from the foreign reserves of the Asian central banks.

Modifies a noun

• currency: How long will they continue to hold US dollars as their reserve currency?

• champion: We had a argument last year over the bird he wanted to take and he won reserve champion.

• parachute: I do have a reserve parachute, but doubt there would have been time to deploy it.

Noun used with modifier

• nature: The old length of canal will then become a nature reserve.

• biosphere: S couples preachers music not to chinchorro biosphere reserve foreigners get the.

• oil: The task of estimating the amount of oil reserves is complex.

• wetland: This morning we'll take a short drive to a wetland reserve just outside the capital on the coast.

• wildlife: Thailand has 16 % of its total area under national parks and wildlife reserves.

• coal: The Prince Bishops continued to be major investors in and exploiters of County Durham's coal reserves.

Preposition: of

• barrel: PDN has proven and probable reserves of 6.9 million barrels ( net to its interests ).