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conserved

/kənˈsɜːvd/

/kənˈsɜrvd/

Translations

conservedadjective

more conserved

Comp.

most conserved

Super.

/kənˈsɜːvd/

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conservéEn sciences, notamment en biologie et en physique.

The conserved energy in the system allowed it to function efficiently for longer periods.

L’énergie conservée dans le système lui a թույլ?

préservé

The conserved artifacts were displayed in the museum to showcase their historical significance.

Les artefacts préservés étaient exposés au musée pour mettre en valeur leur importance historique.

Synonyms

conserveverb

conserved

Past Simple

conserved

Past Simple

conserved

Past Participle

conserving

Gerund

/kənˈsɜːv/

/kənˈsɜrv/

économiserS’emploie surtout pour les ressources, l’eau, l’énergie, etc., avec l’idée de réduire la consommation et le gaspillage.

We need to conserve water during the drought by taking shorter showers.

Nous devons économiser l’eau pendant la sécheresse en prenant des douches plus courtes.

préserverEmploi général pour l’idée de protéger quelque chose contre la détérioration, la perte ou la destruction.

Efforts are being made to conserve the rainforest for future generations.

Des efforts sont déployés pour préserver la forêt tropicale pour les générations futures.

Additional translations

se conserverEn physique et en mathématiques, pour une grandeur qui reste constante dans un système fermé.

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conservedadjective

Preserved from harm, decay, or loss; maintained in a particular condition.

The conserved artifacts were displayed in the museum to showcase their historical significance.

Kept in a safe or unchanged state, often referring to energy or resources.

The conserved energy in the system allowed it to function efficiently for longer periods.

Maintained without significant evolutionary change across different species or contexts (especially of a gene, protein, or trait).

The highly conserved amino-acid motif is present in organisms from bacteria to humans.

conserveverb

To protect something, especially an environmentally or culturally important place or thing, from harm or destruction.

Efforts are being made to conserve the rainforest for future generations.

To use resources carefully in order to prevent waste and ensure they last longer.

We need to conserve water during the drought by taking shorter showers.

(Physics, mathematics) To remain constant in a closed system, or to cause a physical quantity to remain constant.

In an isolated system, total energy is conserved.