conservatory in Latin
conservatory in Latin is conservatorius — conservatory means a glass-walled room attached to a house, used for growing plants or as a sitting room.
conservatory in Latin
conservatorius
Having the quality of preserving from loss, decay, or injury.
What does "conservatory" mean?
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noun A glass-walled room attached to a house, used for growing plants or as a sitting room.
"They had breakfast in the conservatory overlooking the garden."
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noun A school specialising in music, drama, or another performing art.
"She trained at a prestigious music conservatory in Vienna."
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noun A large greenhouse used to display or grow plants.
"The botanical garden's conservatory houses rare orchids."
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conservatory in a sentence
- They had breakfast in the conservatory overlooking the garden.
- She trained at a prestigious music conservatory in Vienna.
- The botanical garden's conservatory houses rare orchids.
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What is "conservatory" in Latin?
"conservatory" in Latin is conservatorius. conservatory means: A glass-walled room attached to a house, used for growing plants or as a sitting room.
How do you use "conservatory" in a sentence?
Example: "They had breakfast in the conservatory overlooking the garden." In Latin, "conservatory" is conservatorius.
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