🇬🇧 Conservation meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Conservation means taking care of nature and not wasting it, so it lasts a long time. When we practice conservation, we turn off the water while brushing our teeth so we don’t waste it, we switch off lights when we leave a room, we recycle paper so fewer trees are cut down, and we protect animals and plants so they don’t disappear. It’s like being a superhero for Earth, making sure our air, water, animals, and forests are safe now and for the future.

I started pencil conservation by using one tiny pencil until it was just an eraser with hopes and dreams.

Our teacher said conservation is important, so I started conserving my energy by not doing my homework, which did not impress her.

Grandma said she believes in cookie conservation, then locked the cookie jar and lost the key.

Our classroom started paper conservation, so now we write so tiny that we need a magnifying glass to do our homework.

I suggested dessert conservation, where we save cake for later, but everyone voted to save it inside their bellies instead.

At the dry pond, a child filled small bottles, marked them "conservation". She fixed the broken tap, and taught her neighbor the conservation way: use little water, plant a tree, cover soil. The town set up a conservation board. Gardeners linked hands for conservation. The village cheered for conservation, and the pond slowly grew full again.

This word is at the C1 level, which means it’s part of advanced English. It’s used in sophisticated conversations, professional settings, and academic discussions. Words at this level help you express yourself fluently and precisely in nuanced situations.

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