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game reserve
Word forms: plural game reserves
countable noun
A game reserve is a large area of land, especially in Africa, where wild animals can live safely.
game reserve in British English
(ɡeɪm rɪˈzɜːv)
noun
an area of land, esp in Africa, set aside for either watching or hunting wildlife
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