“To reserve” in Japanese
Short answer
To reserve in Japanese is “貸し切る” (kashikiru). Full meaning: to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something).
Other ways to say “To reserve” in Japanese
借り切る
karikiru to hire for exclusive use, to reserve, to charter
貸しきる
kashikiru to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
買い切る
kaikiru to buy up, to buy everything available; to hire for exclusive use, to reserve, to charter
頼む
tanomu to request, to beg, to ask; to call, to order, to reserve; to entrust to
申し込む
moushikomu to apply for, to make an application, to propose (marriage), to offer (mediation), to make an overture (of peace), to challenge, to lodge (objections), to request (an interview), to subscribe for, to book, to reserve
貸し切ッ
kashiki to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
貸しきッ
kashiki to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
貸し切っ
kashiki to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
貸しきっ
kashiki to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
貸しきれ
kashikire to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
貸し切ん
kashikin to reserve (for exclusive use), to charter, to book; to lend out completely, to lend out all of (something)
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