How to Say ‘Reserved’ in Traditional Chinese
訂好
dìng hǎo
[dìnghǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: [訂好] means the reservation has been made successfully, not just that someone "reserved" in general. This verb-plus-[好] pattern often shows a task is done and ready: [寫好], [準備好].
Phrase Breakdown
訂好
dìng hǎo
[dìnghǎo]
booked
To have made a reservation or arrangement.
餐廳已經訂好了。
The restaurant has already been booked.
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