conserver
- noun
- /kənˈsɜrvər/
:
conservador
- After canning the tomatoes, he placed each jar in a conserver for the winter.
Examples
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She poured the homemade jam into a conserver to keep it fresh for months.
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The old kitchen still had a large conserver used for storing pickled vegetables.
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The conserver kept the fruits fresh for months.
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She bought a new conserver for her homemade jams.
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She poured the homemade jam into a conserver to keep it fresh for months.
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The old kitchen still had a large conserver used for storing pickled vegetables.
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After canning the tomatoes, he placed each jar in a conserver for the winter.
Synonyms
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A cold box that keeps food frozen for a long time
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A drawer in a fridge that keeps fruits and vegetables fresh
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A person or machine that puts food into metal containers to keep it fresh
A machine that preserves vegetables in vinegar or brine at food factories
A person or machine that treats food to preserve it and hardens materials
A person or thing that keeps items for later use
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Etymology
The word conserver comes from the Latin conservare, made of con- 'with' and servare 'to keep', and it shares its root with conserve and preserve. So a conserver is a container that 'keeps' food fresh for later.