conserve in Latin
conserve in Latin is conservō — conserve means to use something carefully so it lasts, or to prevent it from being wasted or damaged.
conserve in Latin
conservō
(transitive) To save for later use, sometimes by the use of a preservative.
What does "conserve" mean?
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verb To use something carefully so it lasts, or to prevent it from being wasted or damaged.
"We turned off the lights to conserve electricity."
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noun A thick jam-like preserve made from whole or chunked fruit.
"She spread cherry conserve on her toast."
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conserve in a sentence
- We turned off the lights to conserve electricity.
- The reserve was created to conserve the last of the wetland habitat.
- She spread cherry conserve on her toast.
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What is "conserve" in Latin?
"conserve" in Latin is conservō. conserve means: To use something carefully so it lasts, or to prevent it from being wasted or damaged.
How do you use "conserve" in a sentence?
Example: "We turned off the lights to conserve electricity." In Latin, "conserve" is conservō.
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