Pronunciation: /kənˈsɜrv/
noun the action of conserving something, such as wildlife or energy
A1 I try to conserve water by taking shorter showers.
A2 It is important to conserve energy by turning off lights when not in use.
B1 The national park has implemented programs to conserve wildlife and protect their habitats.
B2 The organization's main goal is to conserve natural resources for future generations.
C1 The government has passed laws to conserve endangered species and prevent their extinction.
C2 The conservation efforts have been successful in helping to conserve the delicate ecosystem of the rainforest.
verb to protect (something) from harm or destruction
A1 I try to conserve water by taking shorter showers.
A2 It is important to conserve energy by turning off lights when not in use.
B1 The national park has strict rules to conserve the natural habitat of the animals.
B2 The government launched a campaign to encourage citizens to conserve resources for future generations.
C1 The company implemented new policies to conserve resources and reduce waste in their production process.
C2 The environmental organization is dedicated to conserving biodiversity and protecting endangered species.
formal It is important to conserve natural resources for future generations.
informal Remember to conserve water by turning off the faucet when you brush your teeth.
slang Hey dude, let's conserve some energy and carpool to the concert.
figurative She tried to conserve her energy for the big race ahead.
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