conservatoire

English

Etymology

Borrowed from French conservatoire.

Noun

conservatoire (plural conservatoires)

(music) A music academy.

Synonyms

college of music
conservatory
conservatory of music
musical school
music conservatory
music school
school of music

Translations

school or educational institution that teaches music

Belarusian: кансерваторыя f (kansjervatóryja)
Bulgarian: консерватория f (konservatórija)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 音樂學校, 音乐学校 (yīnyuè xuéxiào, yin1yue4 xue2xiao4)
Dutch: conservatorium (nl) n
Finnish: konservatorio (fi)
French: conservatoire (fr) m, école de musique f, école supérieure de musique f, académie de musique f (Belgium)
German: Konservatorium (de) n, Musikkonservatorium n, Musikakademie f, Hochschule für Musik f, Musikschule (de) f, höhere Musikschule f, Musikhochschule f

Ido: konservatorio (io)
Italian: conservatorio m
Japanese: コンサーヴァトーリ (konsāvatōri)
Portuguese: conservatório (pt) m
Russian: консервато́рия (ru) f (konservatórija)
Swedish: konservatorium (sv) n
Ukrainian: консерваторія f (konservatorija)
Volapük: musigakadäm (vo) (music)

Anagrams

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French

Adjective

conservatoire (plural conservatoires)

conservative

Derived terms

conservatoirement

Noun

conservatoire m (plural conservatoires)

conservatory (for the maintenance of tradition)
music academy

Further reading

“conservatoire” in le Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

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