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preserve

/prɪˈzɜːrv/

verb

Korumak, muhafaza etmek

To keep something in its original state or in good condition; to prevent from decay or destruction.

  • We must preserve our natural resources for future generations.
  • The museum works to preserve ancient artifacts.
  • She used vinegar to preserve the vegetables.
  • Digital archivists employ specialized software to preserve electronic records that might otherwise deteriorate over time.
  • International treaties aim to preserve biodiversity by establishing protected zones in ecologically sensitive areas.
  • Linguists collaborate with indigenous communities to preserve endangered languages through documentation and education programs.
noun

Reçel, meyve konservesi

A type of jam made from fruit boiled with sugar.

  • She spread strawberry preserve on her toast.
  • My grandmother makes the best apricot preserves.
  • The store sells homemade fruit preserves.
noun

Koruma alanı, rezerv

An area of land or water where wildlife or natural resources are protected.

  • The wildlife preserve is home to many endangered species.
  • Hunting is not allowed in the nature preserve.
  • They visited a game preserve in Africa.