Definition of conservationist in English:

conservationist

noun kɒnsəˈveɪʃ(ə)nɪstˌkɑnsərˈveɪʃənəst

A person who advocates or acts for the protection and preservation of the environment and wildlife.
as modifier conservationist groups
Example sentencesExamples
- Pity the turtles and cherish them, for they too are on the conservationist's list of vulnerable species and in danger of extinction.
- Those, then, are some reasons why good farmers are conservationists, and why all farmers ought to be.
- But conservationists see this as a smokescreen, saying that no other wildlife are targeted in this way.
- It's ironic that a conservationist should so smugly place his own interests above the lives of the animals he destroys.
- I am a conservationist and a farmer, a wilderness advocate and an agrarian.
- Every picture is accompanied by a deep caption, with unashamedly conservationist warnings about ecological threats to the planet.
- The speed restrictions have also been supported by conservationists, anglers and wildlife experts.
- As a consequence, serious conservationists should be praising their work.
- They are also at the heart of what American conservationists have fought to preserve for more than a century.
- As mountain gorillas are susceptible to human diseases, conservationists had feared the worse.
- Why do some conservationists still not embrace the sustainable use paradigm?
- The decision to become a wildlife conservationist was accidental.
- What rancher or federal manager would listen to the management suggestions of a conservationist who advocated no grazing?
- At the turn of the century, misled conservationists would have had us forego the joys of a Christmas tree.
- In doing so, he does a disservice to the conservationist community, American Indians and native peoples everywhere.
- The plan is signed by eminent ecologists and conservationists from around the world.
- Generations of conservationists and environmentalists have reinforced these views.
- We have teamed up with experts and conservationists to help preserve the skeleton for crucial scientific research.
- The conservationist movement was not, however, as democratic as Roosevelt believed it to be.
- It is easy to understand why conservationists and wildlife lovers have been beating a path to the company's door.

Rhymes

accommodationist, associationist, collaborationist, creationist, deviationist, educationist, federationist, isolationist, preservationist, representationist, restorationist, revelationist, salvationist, situationist, vacationist

Definition of conservationist in US English:

conservationist

nounˌkänsərˈvāSHənəstˌkɑnsərˈveɪʃənəst

A person who advocates or acts for the protection and preservation of the environment and wildlife.
as modifier conservationist groups
Example sentencesExamples
- The plan is signed by eminent ecologists and conservationists from around the world.
- Pity the turtles and cherish them, for they too are on the conservationist's list of vulnerable species and in danger of extinction.
- But conservationists see this as a smokescreen, saying that no other wildlife are targeted in this way.
- The speed restrictions have also been supported by conservationists, anglers and wildlife experts.
- They are also at the heart of what American conservationists have fought to preserve for more than a century.
- At the turn of the century, misled conservationists would have had us forego the joys of a Christmas tree.
- Every picture is accompanied by a deep caption, with unashamedly conservationist warnings about ecological threats to the planet.
- Why do some conservationists still not embrace the sustainable use paradigm?
- Those, then, are some reasons why good farmers are conservationists, and why all farmers ought to be.
- It's ironic that a conservationist should so smugly place his own interests above the lives of the animals he destroys.
- I am a conservationist and a farmer, a wilderness advocate and an agrarian.
- Generations of conservationists and environmentalists have reinforced these views.
- As a consequence, serious conservationists should be praising their work.
- What rancher or federal manager would listen to the management suggestions of a conservationist who advocated no grazing?
- The decision to become a wildlife conservationist was accidental.
- It is easy to understand why conservationists and wildlife lovers have been beating a path to the company's door.
- The conservationist movement was not, however, as democratic as Roosevelt believed it to be.
- As mountain gorillas are susceptible to human diseases, conservationists had feared the worse.
- In doing so, he does a disservice to the conservationist community, American Indians and native peoples everywhere.
- We have teamed up with experts and conservationists to help preserve the skeleton for crucial scientific research.

单词	conservationist
释义	Definition of conservationist in English: conservationist noun kɒnsəˈveɪʃ(ə)nɪstˌkɑnsərˈveɪʃənəst A person who advocates or acts for the protection and preservation of the environment and wildlife. as modifier conservationist groups Example sentencesExamples Pity the turtles and cherish them, for they too are on the conservationist's list of vulnerable species and in danger of extinction. Those, then, are some reasons why good farmers are conservationists, and why all farmers ought to be. But conservationists see this as a smokescreen, saying that no other wildlife are targeted in this way. It's ironic that a conservationist should so smugly place his own interests above the lives of the animals he destroys. I am a conservationist and a farmer, a wilderness advocate and an agrarian. Every picture is accompanied by a deep caption, with unashamedly conservationist warnings about ecological threats to the planet. The speed restrictions have also been supported by conservationists, anglers and wildlife experts. As a consequence, serious conservationists should be praising their work. They are also at the heart of what American conservationists have fought to preserve for more than a century. As mountain gorillas are susceptible to human diseases, conservationists had feared the worse. Why do some conservationists still not embrace the sustainable use paradigm? The decision to become a wildlife conservationist was accidental. What rancher or federal manager would listen to the management suggestions of a conservationist who advocated no grazing? At the turn of the century, misled conservationists would have had us forego the joys of a Christmas tree. In doing so, he does a disservice to the conservationist community, American Indians and native peoples everywhere. The plan is signed by eminent ecologists and conservationists from around the world. Generations of conservationists and environmentalists have reinforced these views. We have teamed up with experts and conservationists to help preserve the skeleton for crucial scientific research. The conservationist movement was not, however, as democratic as Roosevelt believed it to be. It is easy to understand why conservationists and wildlife lovers have been beating a path to the company's door. Rhymes accommodationist, associationist, collaborationist, creationist, deviationist, educationist, federationist, isolationist, preservationist, representationist, restorationist, revelationist, salvationist, situationist, vacationist Definition of conservationist in US English: conservationist nounˌkänsərˈvāSHənəstˌkɑnsərˈveɪʃənəst A person who advocates or acts for the protection and preservation of the environment and wildlife. as modifier conservationist groups Example sentencesExamples The plan is signed by eminent ecologists and conservationists from around the world. Pity the turtles and cherish them, for they too are on the conservationist's list of vulnerable species and in danger of extinction. But conservationists see this as a smokescreen, saying that no other wildlife are targeted in this way. The speed restrictions have also been supported by conservationists, anglers and wildlife experts. They are also at the heart of what American conservationists have fought to preserve for more than a century. At the turn of the century, misled conservationists would have had us forego the joys of a Christmas tree. Every picture is accompanied by a deep caption, with unashamedly conservationist warnings about ecological threats to the planet. Why do some conservationists still not embrace the sustainable use paradigm? Those, then, are some reasons why good farmers are conservationists, and why all farmers ought to be. It's ironic that a conservationist should so smugly place his own interests above the lives of the animals he destroys. I am a conservationist and a farmer, a wilderness advocate and an agrarian. Generations of conservationists and environmentalists have reinforced these views. As a consequence, serious conservationists should be praising their work. What rancher or federal manager would listen to the management suggestions of a conservationist who advocated no grazing? The decision to become a wildlife conservationist was accidental. It is easy to understand why conservationists and wildlife lovers have been beating a path to the company's door. The conservationist movement was not, however, as democratic as Roosevelt believed it to be. As mountain gorillas are susceptible to human diseases, conservationists had feared the worse. In doing so, he does a disservice to the conservationist community, American Indians and native peoples everywhere. We have teamed up with experts and conservationists to help preserve the skeleton for crucial scientific research.
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