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pre.serve obj KEEPHprI5zV:v, $-5zV:rvv [T]to keep (something) as it is, esp. in order to prevent it from decaying or being damaged or destroyed; to CONSERVE保护，保存，保留We want to preserve the character of the town while improving the facilities.在改善城镇设施的同时，我们想保留它的特色。The agreement preserved our right to limit trade in endangered species.这项协议保留了我们限制濒危动物贸易的权力。Storing herbs in glass jars in a cool place helps preserve their essential oils, which is what gives them their aromas.把草药放在玻璃罐中置于阴凉处有助于保存发出香味的芳香油。Putting varnish on wood is a way of preserving it.在木料上涂清漆有助于木料的保存。Mothers at home with small children need to get out of the house from time to time in order to preserve (= prevent them from losing) their sanity.家中有幼儿的母亲需要时常外出以保持头脑清醒。To preserve food is to treat it in a particular way so that it can be kept for a long time without going bad.保鲜，保藏preserved fruit保鲜水果oranges preserved in brandy浸泡在白兰地中的桔子Bottling is no longer a common way of preserving fruit and vegetables -- deep freezing is now the more usual method.瓶装已不再是保藏水果和蔬菜的一般方法了----现在用得更多的方法是深冻冷藏。[WELL-PRESERVED]
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