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1 conservative
{kən'sə:vətiv}
I. 1. който запазва/пази/консервира
2. пол. консервативен, традиционен
3. скромен, умерен
CONSERVATIVE estimate умерена преценка
at a CONSERVATIVE estimate минимално
on CONSERVATIVE lines по общоприетия начин
II. 1. консерватор
2. нещо, което запазва, средство за запазване/консервиране* * *{kъn'sъ:vъtiv} I. a 1. който запазва/пази/консервира; 2.* * *скромен; консерватор;* * *1. at a conservative estimate минимално 2. conservative estimate умерена преценка 3. i. който запазва/пази/консервира 4. ii. консерватор 5. on conservative lines по общоприетия начин 6. нещо, което запазва, средство за запазване/консервиране 7. пол. консервативен, традиционен 8. скромен, умерен* * *conservative[kən´sə:vətiv] I. adj 1. консервативен; 2. скромен, умерен; a \conservative guess умерено (не смело) предположение; at a \conservative estimate минимално; on \conservative lines по общоприетия начин; 3. който запазва, пази, консервира; II. n 1. консерватор; (C.) Консервативната партия (във Великобритания); 2. нещо, което запазва; средство за запазване, за консервиране; консервант. -
2 conservative
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3 conservative network
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4 conservative networks
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5 Con.
Con. съкр. ( Conservative) консерватор; консервативен.
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