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Meanings of preserves in English

Portuguese
conservas
Catalan
conserva

Fruit preserved by cooking with sugar.

conservas
Usage of preserves in English
1
In winter, they feed the fire that preserves in us natural heat.
The Existence of God
2
The end result restores and preserves entire lost dimensions of these places.
The Irish Times
3
She placed in the eager hands of the old woman the preserves.
Paula the Waldensian
4
These results suggested that freezing possibly preserves osteoinductive ability than hyperthermia treatment.
Pubmed
5
If God still preserves him, Gul Muhammed moves about a good deal.
The good son: a novel
6
Cervical arthroplasty preserves mobility at the index levels without increased adverse effects.
Pubmed
7
Now Labrador is one of the finest game preserves in the world.
The Canadian Commonwealth
8
From this perspective, the Iceman preserves a brutal prehistoric moment in time.
Wired
9
All organized opposition to the forest preserves in the West has disappeared.
State of the Union Addresses
10
Water in the reservoir was hot enough to start on the preserves.
The well and the mine
11
He of course also files and preserves the papers in each case.
Studies in Civics
12
We will only ever sell for a price that preserves taxpayer value.
Reuters
13
She sees photography as an art form which embodies and preserves culture.
Radio NZ
14
Conclusions: Preventing expansion of acute myocardial infarctions preserves LV geometry and function.
Pubmed
15
But House bill stops there, preserves Fed, FDIC roles in supervising banks.
Reuters
16
Ferrara still preserves the mediæval traditions and appearance in a marked degree.
Browning's Shorter Poems
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Portuguese
conservas
Preserves through the time
Preserves across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common