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Definition of conservator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
generalperson who conserves or protects something
- The conservator ensured the ancient manuscripts were safe.
2.
artTECH. professional who restores artistic objectsTECH.
- The conservator repaired the damaged painting.
3.
legalTECH. US person appointed to manage another's affairsTECH. US
- The court appointed a conservator for the elderly man.
Origin of conservator
Latin, conservare (to preserve)
Terms with conservator included in their meaning
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court guardianship
legal status of a conservator over someone
guardianship care
legal duty of a conservator to a ward
care duty
ethical responsibility in conservator-ward relationship
Examples of conservator in a sentence
As a conservator, she protected the historic building from decay. A conservator restored the ancient sculpture. The gallery hired a conservator for the old frescoes. A conservator was needed to handle her finances. His family requested a conservator for his estate.
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- French:conservateur, restaurateur, ...
- German:Konservator, Restaurator, ...
- Italian:conservatore, restauratore, ...
- Spanish:conservador, tutor, ...
- Portuguese:conservador, restaurador, ...
- Chinese:保护者, 修复师, ...
- Japanese:保存修復士, 修復家, ...
- Arabic:محافظ, مُرَمِّم, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁמֵּר, מְשַׁמֵּר אַמָּנוּת, ...
- Russian:хранитель, реставратор, ...
- Ukrainian:консерватор, реставратор, ...
- Hindi:संरक्षक, पुनर्स्थापक, ...
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