conservatory

UK:  [kən'sɜː(r)vət(ə)ri]

US:  [kən'sɜrvə.tɔri]

复数：conservatories  

n.

1.音乐[艺术、戏剧]学院

2.(植物的)暖房,温室

3.贮藏室

4.防腐剂

5.养花房

6.仓库

7.库房

8.暧房

adj.

1.(有)保存(力)的

2.保管人的

1 . And one of the many things I had not known about Esme was that she was a conservatory student, and that her specialty was voice.
在许多我不知道的、有关艾思慕的事情当中，就有一件是：她是一名音乐学校的学生，是声乐专业的学生。

2 . She arranged for him to work with a professor who got him ready for admission to the elite conservatory the next summer.
她安排郎朗与一位教授合作，这位教授让郎朗做好了在第二年夏季被中央音乐学院录取的准备。

3 . I took my daughter to the conservatory for her music lessons before going to the meeting.
我先送女儿去音乐学院上音乐课，然后再去开会。

4 . It was a conservatory setting and they were really strict about the kind of actors they wanted us to be.
那里就像一个温室，他们有严格的要求，并且要把我们塑造成他们想象中的演员。

5 . Sitting down behind many layers of glass in a sort of green leather conservatory , we started to town.
我们在温室似的绿皮车厢里许多层玻璃后面坐下，向城里进发。