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to conserve
01
to keep something from change or harm
Transitive: to conserve sth
02
to maintain a certain quantity or condition at a constant level during a process of change
Transitive: to conserve a quantity
03
to preserve food, especially fruits, by cooking it with sugar
Transitive: to conserve fruits
04
to protect or save a resource from being used wastefully or excessively
Transitive: to conserve a resource
Conserve
01
fruit preserved by cooking with sugar
conserve
v
conservancy
n
conservancy
n
conservation
n
conservation
n
conservative
adj
conservative
adj
Example
Last year, they successfully conserved a rare species from extinction.
The city implemented measures to conserve its green spaces.
National parks are established to conserve scenic beauty and wildlife.
Conservationists work to conserve natural habitats and protect endangered species.
Efforts to conserve biodiversity are essential for the health of ecosystems.
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