
<think> The user wants me to translate "Venue shared after reservation" from English to Simplified Chinese. This appears to be a short phrase, likely used in the context of event bookings, ticketing, or reservations where the venue/location details are shared only after a reservation is confirmed. Let me translate this naturally: "Venue shared after reservation" - This means the venue location will be shared/provided only after the reservation is made. A natural Chinese translation would be: - "预约后共享场地" (literal) - "预约后获取场地信息" (slightly different meaning) - "预约后显示场地位置" - "场地信息预约后可见" - "预约后可见场地" I think the most natural and accurate translation would be: "预约后可见场地信息" or "预约后获取场地信息" Actually, looking at context, this seems like a common label in event booking systems. The most natural translations could be: - 预约后显示场地 - 预约后获取场地信息 - 场地信息预约后可见 I'll go with a concise, natural option: </think> 预约后显示场地信息
<think> The user wants me to translate "Shenzhen — exact venue supplied after advance reservation" from English to Simplified Chinese. Let me break this down: - "Shenzhen" = "深圳" (a city name, keep as is) - "exact venue supplied after advance reservation" = the specific location is provided after you make a reservation in advance This appears to be an event location description, likely for a concert, exhibition, or some kind of event where the exact address is kept private until you register/reserve in advance. This is common for certain types of events in China. Translation options: 1. 深圳——预约后告知具体地点 2. 深圳——需提前预约,届时告知确切场地 3. 深圳——具体地址预约后提供 4. 深圳——地址将于预约后告知 I think a natural, concise version would be: "深圳——具体地址预约后告知" Or slightly more detailed: "深圳——需提前预约,届时告知确切场地" The first option is more concise and commonly used in such contexts. Let me go with: "深圳——具体地址预约后告知" </think> 深圳——具体地址预约后告知