Használati minta:
to conserve [resource]
We need to conserve water during the dry season.
A száraz évszakban takarékoskodnunk kell a vízzel.
You can conserve energy by turning off lights when you leave a room.
Takarékoskodhatsz az energiával, ha lekapcsolod a lámpákat, amikor kimész a szobából.
The new windows help the building conserve heat in winter.
She tries to conserve fuel by driving less.
Businesses are looking for ways to conserve resources and cut costs.
Példák tanulóknak
Please conserve water when you take a shower.
Kérlek, takarékoskodj a vízzel, amikor zuhanyozol.
Turn off the TV to conserve electricity.
Kapcsold ki a tévét, hogy takarékoskodj az árammal.
We should conserve money and not buy things we do not need.
Good windows help a house conserve heat.
The city asks people to conserve gas during the crisis.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners often confuse "conserve" with "preserve." Use "conserve" when you talk about using less of something (conserve water, conserve energy). Use "preserve" more for keeping something in good condition or stopping it from changing (preserve food, preserve a building). Another mistake is saying *"conserve to"*; the verb takes a direct object: "conserve water," not "conserve to water."
Jelentés
Use carefully to avoid waste
Szókapcsolatok
conserve energy
|conserve water
|conserve electricity
|conserve resources
|conserve fuel
|conserve money
Szinonimák
save (Very common and slightly broader; used for time, money, and resources in everyday speech.)
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economize (Stresses reducing spending or use, slightly more formal and often about money.)
Antonimák
waste (Means to use more than needed or use carelessly, the direct opposite of conserving.)
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squander (Stronger, often emotional word for wasting something valuable in a foolish way.)
Témák
environment
|energy
|daily life
|economics
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
To use something carefully so that you do not waste it.
To use something in a careful, controlled way so that none or little of it is wasted.
Használati minta:
to conserve [environmental or cultural asset]
The government introduced new laws to conserve endangered species.
A kormány új törvényeket vezetett be a veszélyeztetett fajok megóvására.
Local groups are working to conserve the historic town center.
Helyi csoportok dolgoznak a történelmi városközpont megőrzésén.
These wetlands play a key role in conserving biodiversity.
We must conserve our forests for future generations.
Careful restoration is needed to conserve the painting's original colors.
Példák tanulóknak
Many people want to conserve the rainforest.
Sokan szeretnék megőrizni az esőerdőt.
The museum tries to conserve very old books.
A múzeum igyekszik megőrizni a nagyon régi könyveket.
Volunteers help conserve wildlife in this national park.
The city plans to conserve old buildings in the center.
Planting trees can help conserve natural areas.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes use "keep" instead of "conserve" in formal or scientific contexts (e.g. *"keep wildlife"*). In environmental or cultural topics, "conserve" or "protect" is more natural: "conserve wildlife," "protect wildlife." Another confusion is between "conserve" and "reserve"; "reserve" usually means to book or keep something for later use, not to protect it from harm.
Jelentés
Protect from damage or loss
Szókapcsolatok
conserve wildlife
|conserve biodiversity
|conserve habitats
|conserve historic buildings
|conserve forests
|conserve soil
Szinonimák
preserve (Very close in meaning; often used for nature, historic sites, and traditions, with slightly more emphasis on keeping the original state unchanged.)
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protect (More general; focuses on stopping harm but not always on long-term maintenance like "conserve.")
Antonimák
destroy (Means to damage something so badly that it no longer exists or works, the clear opposite of conserving it.)
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damage (Means to harm or spoil something, going against the goal of conservation.)
Témák
environment
|culture
|science
|nature
|animals
|arts_entertainment
Definíció
To protect nature, animals, or old things so they do not get hurt or destroyed.
To protect something, especially the natural environment, animals, or cultural objects, so that it is not damaged, destroyed, or lost over time.
Használati minta:
to conserve [physical quantity]
In a closed system, total energy is conserved.
Zárt rendszerben a teljes energia megmarad.
The experiment demonstrates that angular momentum is conserved during the collision.
A kísérlet azt mutatja, hogy az ütközés során a perdület megmarad.
According to this law, electric charge is conserved in all interactions.
Mass is effectively conserved in most chemical reactions at everyday speeds.
The model assumes that the system conserves momentum along the horizontal axis.
Példák tanulóknak
In this simple model, energy is conserved.
Ebben az egyszerű modellben az energia megmarad.
The teacher says that momentum is conserved in this crash.
A tanár szerint ebben az ütközésben a lendület megmarad.
In many reactions, the total mass is conserved.
This rule says that charge is conserved in the system.
The graph shows how energy is conserved over time.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes think "conserve" here means "save" (like saving electricity at home). In physics, "conserve" is not about good behavior; it is about a quantity staying the same total amount in a system. Another mistake is using it actively in odd ways, such as *"we conserve energy in the collision"*; more natural is "energy is conserved in the collision."
Jelentés
Keep a physical quantity constant
Szókapcsolatok
conserve momentum
|conserve energy
|conserve mass
|conserve charge
Szinonimák
maintain (General word meaning to keep something at the same level; in physics "conserve" is the precise technical term.)
Antonimák
dissipate (Used especially with energy to mean spreading out and becoming unavailable, the opposite of being conserved within a system.)
Definíció
In science, to stay the same in total amount in a system, even when something changes form.
In physics or chemistry, to remain unchanged or to cause something to remain unchanged in total amount within a closed system, despite transformations.
Használati minta:
[fruit] conserve
She spread a thick layer of raspberry conserve on her toast.
Vastag réteg málnadzsemet kent a pirítósára.
The bed and breakfast serves homemade orange conserve for breakfast.
A panzió házi narancsdzsemet szolgál fel reggelire.
This conserve has large chunks of fruit and a rich flavor.
He bought a jar of plum conserve from the local market.
The recipe calls for apricot conserve instead of fresh fruit.
Példák tanulóknak
I like bread with strawberry conserve in the morning.
Reggelente szeretem az eperdzsemes kenyeret.
She makes her own orange conserve at home.
Otthon maga készít narancsdzsemet.
We opened a new jar of fruit conserve for dessert.
He put some cherry conserve on his yogurt.
This conserve tastes very sweet and fresh.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may not realize that "conserve" as a noun is mainly used in British and some European English, and that "jam" or "preserves" are more common in everyday American English. They also sometimes confuse the noun with the verb and write sentences like *"I conserve on my toast"*; the correct form is "I put conserve on my toast" or "I eat conserve."
Jelentés
Jam with whole pieces of fruit
Szókapcsolatok
orange conserve
|strawberry conserve
|fruit conserve
|homemade conserve
|thick conserve
Szinonimák
preserve (Very close in meaning; often used in food labels like "strawberry preserves," especially in American English.)
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jam (More general word; does not always suggest large whole pieces of fruit.)
Témák
food
|cooking
|daily life
|food_drink
|daily_life
Definíció
A sweet food, like thick jam, made from whole or large pieces of fruit cooked with sugar.
A type of thick jam or fruit spread made by cooking whole or large pieces of fruit with sugar.