Conservan (en. Preserve)
/konsɛrβan/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To keep in good condition or in its original form.
Families preserve their traditions over the years.
Las familias conservan sus tradiciones a lo largo de los años.
To protect or keep something for the future.
It's important that they conserve the environment for future generations.
Es importante que conservan el medio ambiente para las próximas generaciones.
To save something from loss or damage.
The museum preserves works of art of great historical value.
El museo conservan obras de arte de gran valor histórico.
Etymology
From Latin 'conservare', which means 'to keep together' or 'to protect.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
to conserve energy
To save energy or not to exert unnecessary effort.
conservar energías
to keep calm
To maintain tranquility in a difficult situation.
conservar la calma
to protect the environment
To protect and care for the natural environment.
conservar el medio ambiente
Related Words
conservation
Action of preserving or keeping something in good condition.
conservación
conservative
One that tends to conserve the established or traditional.
conservador
conservatory
Institution dedicated to the teaching of music and the arts.
conservatorio
Slang Meanings
To keep a secret
It’s great that you keep that secret between us.
Está muy bien que tú conservan ese secreto entre nosotros.
To maintain good vibes
At the party, everyone maintains good vibes and joy.
En la fiesta, todos conservan la buena vibra y la alegría.