conservatory

1. A school or clinic for orphans.

2. (US)A music school.

   Konservatorium, Musikkonservatorium, Musikakademie

   консервато́рияkonservatórija

   консервато́ріяkonservatórija

3. (uncommon)A greenhouse, a glass-walled building for cultivating delicate plants.

   Wintergarten, Gewächshaus, Pflanzenschauhaus

   оранжере́яoranžeréja, тепли́цаteplíca

   a greenhouse in which plants are arranged in a pleasing manner

4. (Ireland, UK)A solarium, a glass-walled and glass-roofed room in a house.

   Wintergarten

   зи́мний садzímnij sad

5. A drama school.

6. (obsolete)A medicine, especially a magical preservative.

7. (archaic)A storehouse, a repository.

8. (obsolete)An icehouse, a warehouse for ice.

9. (obsolete)A cistern, an artificially collected body of water.

10. (obsolete)A reservoir, an artificially maintained body of water.

1. Tom is eating in the conservatory.

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2. Ziri used that conservatory for family dinners.

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3. She studied flute and cello at conservatory.

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4. Mary is preparing for her audition at the conservatory.

   ruМэри готовится к прослушиванию в консерватории.

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5. Tom is preparing for his audition at the conservatory.

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