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Meanings of conservatory in English
Educational institution specialized in the study, training and research of music.
Russian
зимний сад 
Greenhouse for the public display of plants.
Synonyms
Examples for "botanical conservatory"
Examples for "botanical conservatory"
1
Additional funnels circled and danced over a nearby conservatory building, the only shelter in sight, knocking loose some of the plaz panels.
1
She was standing before the winter garden from which the sounds came.
2
Will you meet me in the little winter garden two minutes hence?
3
Daphnes Yet more intensely scented stars of the late winter garden.
4
Declining to cut in again, he returned to the winter garden.
5
Lift lobbies on each floor will open on to a glazed winter garden.
Portuguese
estufa Catalan
hivernacle Usage of conservatory in English
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Then we closed the ventilators and released the moths in the conservatory.
2
There was a light in the conservatory, but none in the study.
3
Already Steel was impulsively busy in the conservatory pulling the pots down.
4
The atmosphere of the conservatory was close and the smell was earthy.
5
They danced together that night and sat and talked in the conservatory.
6
If the conservatory had a motto, that would be it: Be serious.
7
Over it they fancied they could see figures moving in the conservatory.
8
I saw her with you in the conservatory as I came downstairs.
9
And you-youwere in the conservatory last night when I went through.
10
There is a young lady in the conservatory who is taken faint.
11
They were both sitting forward in their chairs looking towards the conservatory.
12
There were no lights in the conservatory: I had never needed them.
13
The conservatory was delightfully cool, after the African temperature of the ball-room.
14
Early attempts to have an indoor outdoor space started with the conservatory.
15
He stole up to the door of the conservatory and looked through.
16
Cecilia and Francine, Mr. Wyvil and Mirabel, were loitering in the conservatory.
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Translations for conservatory
Spanish
Conservatory through the time
Conservatory across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common