conservative

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conservative
[kənˈsɜːvətɪv]
adjetivo
1conservador(ora)
  • a conservative estimate -> un cálculo prudente or por lo bajo

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conservative [kon-ser-va-tiv]
adjetivo
1Conservador, que se adhiere al orden actual de cosas; opuesto a la mudanza y en clerto modo al progreso (traditional).
  • The Conservative (and Unionist) Party -> el Partido Conservador
2Conservativo, preservativo, que tiene el poder de preservar.
3Cauteloso, prudente (cautious).
  • At a conservative estimate -> calculando por lo bajo
sustantivo
1Conservador (traditionalist).
  • The Conservatives -> los conservadores, el Partido Conservador

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conservative [kənˈsɜːvətɪv]
adjective
1 (conventional) [+person, suit, colour, ideas] conservador
People tend to become more conservative as they get older Publishers in Britain are more conservative, perhaps, than their continental counterparts
2 (cautious) [+attitude, approach, guess] prudente; cauteloso
...a conservative attitude to life It is essentially a narrow and conservative approach to child care
a conservative estimate un cálculo prudente cauteloso;or
This guess is probably on the conservative side

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