Conservarse (en. Be preserved)

/kon.seɾ.βaɾ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To remain in good condition or in a desired state.

It is important to keep well in order to lead a healthy life.

Es importante conservarse bien para llevar una vida saludable.

To stop the deterioration or loss of something.

The original painting by the artist has been preserved.

Se ha conservado la pintura original del artista.

To allow something to remain unchanged.

We must remain true to our ideals.

Debemos conservarse fieles a nuestros ideales.

From the Latin 'conservare', which means 'to keep' or 'to maintain'.

to stay in shape

To maintain good physical condition.

conservarse en forma

to keep well

To be in a healthy or attractive state.

conservarse bien

to save for the occasion

To reserve something for a special moment.

conservarse para la ocasión

conservation

Action of conserving and protecting something.

conservación

conservative

Tending to keep things in their original state.

conservador

to conserve

To maintain something in its state, not to let it be lost.

conservar

To be in good physical shape despite age.

At that age, he still looks young.

A esa edad, se conserva como un joven.

To maintain a positive and youthful attitude.

She looks very well, always cheerful and active.

Ella se conserva muy bien, siempre alegre y activa.