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Definition of conservatory - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationUK school for music or dramaUK
- She graduated from the conservatory with honors in piano.
2.
housingUK glass-walled room added to a house for sitting and relaxingUK
- They eat breakfast in the conservatory, looking out over the garden.
3.
architectureRare UK room with glass walls for growing plantsRare UK
- They relax in the conservatory surrounded by flowers.
Adjective
1.
environmentTECH. related to the protection of natureTECH.
- The conservatory efforts focused on preserving the rainforest.
2.
protectiveRare keeping things safe from harm or damageRare
- The conservatory measures helped save the endangered species.
Images of conservatory

room with glass walls for growing plants
Origin of conservatory
Latin, conservare (to preserve)
Examples of conservatory in a sentence
The conservatory offers scholarships to talented singers. We moved the houseplants into the conservatory for the winter. She spent rainy afternoons reading in the sunlit conservatory. The conservatory was filled with exotic plants. They hosted a tea party in the conservatory. The conservatory project aimed to save endangered species.
Conservatory policies were implemented to protect the wetlands. Conservatory policies were implemented to protect the ancient artifacts. The conservatory approach ensured the preservation of the historic site.
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- French:conservatoire, de conservation, ...
- German:Konservatorium, naturschützend, ...
- Italian:conservatorio, ambientale, ...
- Spanish:conservatorio, de conservación, ...
- Portuguese:conservatório, conservacionista, ...
- Chinese:戏剧学院, 环保的, ...
- Japanese:音楽院, 自然保護の, ...
- Arabic:مَعْهَد مُوسِيقَى, حِمَائِي, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹנְסֵרְבָטוֹרְיוֹן, שִׁמּוּרִי, ...
- Russian:консерватория, природоохранный, ...
- Ukrainian:консерваторія, природоохоронний, ...
- Hindi:संगीत विद्यालय, संरक्षणीय, ...
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