preserve in Japanese
preserve in Japanese is ジャム, プレザーブ — preserve means to keep something safe from harm, damage, or decay.
preserve in Japanese
ジャム
Pronounced: jamu
A sweet spread made of any of a variety of fruits.
プレザーブ
Pronounced: purezābu
A sweet spread made of any of a variety of fruits.
What does "preserve" mean?
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verb To keep something safe from harm, damage, or decay.
"They worked hard to preserve the old building from demolition."
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noun A sweet spread made by cooking fruit with sugar.
"She spread strawberry preserve on her toast."
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noun An area set aside to protect wildlife or a particular activity.
"The land was turned into a nature preserve."
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preserve in a sentence
- They worked hard to preserve the old building from demolition.
- Salt was traditionally used to preserve meat.
- She spread strawberry preserve on her toast.
- The land was turned into a nature preserve.
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What is "preserve" in Japanese?
"preserve" in Japanese is ジャム, プレザーブ. preserve means: To keep something safe from harm, damage, or decay.
How do you pronounce ジャム?
"preserve" in Japanese is ジャム, pronounced "jamu".
How do you use "preserve" in a sentence?
Example: "They worked hard to preserve the old building from demolition." In Japanese, "preserve" is ジャム, プレザーブ.
Are there other ways to say "preserve" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "preserve": ジャム, プレザーブ.
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