Reserve

Stockpile or supply of resources kept aside for future use.

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A reserve refers to a stockpile or supply of resources kept aside for future use, often in anticipation of emergencies or strategic needs.

The word 'reserve' comes from the Old French 'reservar', meaning 'to keep back, retain'.

A reserve is like putting toys away to play with later - it's a supply of something kept for future use.

The term 'reserve' is used in many different fields, including ecology, finance, and military strategy
Some countries have national reserves of natural resources like minerals or forests
The concept of a reserve is based on the idea of planning for future needs

What is a reserve? A reserve is a supply of something set aside for later use
Why do people create reserves? People create reserves to ensure they have enough of something when needed, like water or money
What are some examples of reserves? Examples include oil reserves, food reserves, and emergency funds

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