conservator
英 [kənˈsɜ:vətə(r)] 美 [kənˈsɜrvətə(r)]

n.

保护者，（博物馆的）管理员，（公共福利的）监督官；

变形

复数：conservators

英英释义

conservator[ 'kɔnsə:veitə ]

• n.
  • the custodian of a collection (as a museum or library)

    同义词：curator

  • someone appointed by a court to assume responsibility for the interests of a minor or incompetent person

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. They hired a conservator to remove the graffiti and preserve the images.
   他们聘请了一名管理员去除那些无聊的涂鸦并保存下那些珍贵的图画。
2. A top conservator at the Museum of London carefully cleaned every fragment.
   一位伦敦博物馆的高级管理员仔细清理了每块碎片。
3. Those involved had to uncurl the "cigars"whose fragility was a conservator's nightmare.
   棘手的问题就是如何展开这些“雪茄”,其脆弱性对于管理员是恶梦。
4. There is conference of conservator on Monday afternoons.
   每周一下午有管理委员会议。

权威例句

Conservator system
Food conservator system
Water conservator system and method
Lead poisoning in an art conservator
The Fearless Vampire Conservator: Phillip Kitcher and Genetic Determinism
The Novelist as Conservator: Stories and Comprehension in Toni Morrison's "Song of Solomon"
Preservation of Herbarium Specimens: An Archive Conservator's Approach
The Vasa experience with polyethylene glycol: A conservator's perspective
Leadership of public bureaucracies: The administrator as conservator
Understanding, Respect, and Collaboration in Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Conservator's Developing Perspective