Not "reserve". But "backup", yes. It can function as a noun.It's called a substantive noun. ;-0
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- 14-Jan-2006, 07:00 #1
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Is it AmE when used as a 'reserve'? E.g. a backup pilot [(sports) player].
Is it also used as a noun?
Thank you.
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Re: backup Thank you very much, Casiopea.
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Re: backup You're welcome. Sorry for the late reply.
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