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Meanings of preserver in English
Catalan
restaurador A skilled worker who is employed to restore or refinish buildings or antique furniture.
Catalan
flotador Rescue equipment consisting of a buoyant belt or jacket to keep a person from drowning.
Usage of preserver in English
1
Cold, first principle of; a preserver of health; use of, in Homer.
2
Follow these tips for achieving success as a home canner and preserver:
3
The cold iron on her wrists touched the hand of her preserver.
4
Such a sortie from cover is the standing risk of the game-preserver.
5
How much of a life preserver does your wired lifestyle really need?
6
Jacob Manfred tottered forward and sank upon the bosom of his preserver.
7
Then I saw that on the life-preserver lay a little yellow mass.
8
It is the fact that he, and he alone, is our preserver.
9
The most conscientious preserver could wreak havoc without depleting its green-life essence.
10
I always found him an excellent game-preserver and a most straightforward fellow.
11
The body, limp and grayish, was suspended under the sodden life preserver.
12
They always hope someone'll come along and throw them a life preserver.
13
We have granted it because you took a vow as a preserver.
14
I was quite touched with the dog's parting caress to his preserver.
15
Then if you say so I'll go and take this life-preserver off.
16
I held the sign in front of me like a life preserver.
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Preserver across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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