preserving
Pronunciation: [prɪˈzɜr.vɪŋ]
Context: “food and cooking”
(verb) to keep food in good condition so it doesn’t spoil or go bad. This often means putting food in jars or using special techniques to make it last longer.
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My grandmother enjoys preserving fruits by making jams and jellies every summer.
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If you don't like preserving your leftovers, they might go to waste quickly.
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What methods do you use for preserving vegetables from your garden?
Context: “environment”
(verb) to protect something and keep it safe from being damaged or destroyed. This means taking care of nature or old buildings so they don't disappear.
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Many people work hard on preserving wildlife habitats to help animals thrive.
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Without efforts, we are not preserving our planet's resources, and it could lead to problems.
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How can we start preserving our natural environment better?
Context: “cultural heritage”
(verb) to maintain and protect important aspects of culture, history, or art so they can be shared with future generations. This is like keeping stories and traditions alive.
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The museum is dedicated to preserving ancient artifacts for everyone to learn about our past.
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If we ignore our traditions, we risk not preserving our cultural identity.
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What are some ways we can preserve our cultural heritage today?