How to Say ‘To hold; to keep reserved’ in Simplified Chinese
留好
liú hǎo
[lyoh how]
💬 Usage Tip: [好] after a verb often means the action has been done properly or is ready: [留好] "held and ready," [准备好] "prepared," [订好] "booked." It's a very useful pattern in everyday service talk.
Phrase Breakdown
留好
liú hǎo
[lyoh how]
reserve and keep ready
Means to hold something for someone and have it prepared.
停车位已经给您留好了。
The parking space has already been reserved for you.
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