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Definition of conserved - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
protectedpreserved from alteration, loss, or destruction
- The conserved artifacts were displayed in a climate-controlled case..
- The conserved manuscripts were kept in a special archive.
- Conserved wildlife areas are crucial for biodiversity.
Origin of conserved
Latin, conservare (to preserve)
Terms with conserved included in their meaning
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canned
beef conserved in tins
physics
collision where total kinetic energy is conserved
optics
conserved property of light in an optical system
management
carefully managed or conserved, especially resources
physics
in a collision where kinetic energy is not conserved
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- French:conservé, ...
- German:konserviert, ...
- Italian:preservato, ...
- Spanish:conservado, ...
- Portuguese:conservado, ...
- Chinese:保存的, ...
- Japanese:保存された, ...
- Arabic:مُحافَظ عليه, ...
- Hebrew:מְשׁוּמָּר, ...
- Russian:сохранённый, ...
- Ukrainian:консервований, ...
- Hindi:संरक्षित, ...
Definition of conserve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
environmentprotect something from harm or destruction
- Efforts to conserve the forest are ongoing..
2.
avoid wasteuse resources economically to avoid waste
- We must conserve water during the drought..
Noun
1.
foodUK sweet preserve made from fruit and sugarUK
- I spread conserve on my toast.
2.
wildernessRare protected area where development is restrictedRare
- The forest is a conserve for wildlife.
Images of conserve
sweet preserve made from fruit and sugar
Expressions with conserve
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use less energy on purpose so it lasts longer and is not wasted
Turn off unused lights to conserve energy at home.
save strength for a later activity or need
She decided to conserve her energies for the final race.
Origin of conserve
Latin, conservare (to preserve)
Examples of conserve in a sentence
They are working to conserve the historic building. We need to conserve our energy for the hike. Farmers are encouraged to conserve soil by using cover crops. The conserve was perfect for the cake filling. She gifted a jar of homemade conserve. The national park is a conserve for endangered species.
This area is designated as a conserve to protect its natural beauty.
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- French:préserver, confiture, ...
- German:erhalten, Konfitüre, ...
- Italian:proteggere, confettura, ...
- Spanish:proteger, conserva, ...
- Portuguese:preservar, doce, ...
- Chinese:保存, 果酱, ...
- Japanese:保護する, コンフィチュール, ...
- Arabic:حافَظَ, مُرَبًّى, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁמֵּר, רִיבָּה, ...
- Russian:защищать, варенье, ...
- Ukrainian:захищати, конфітюр, ...
- Hindi:संरक्षित करना, मुरब्बा, ...
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