conservatory

• Nom désignant une pièce aux murs et au toit de verre, généralement attenante à une maison, utilisée pour cultiver des plantes ou comme jardin d'hiver ; peut aussi désigner un établissement d'enseignement musical (conservatoire).

A noun referring to a room with glass walls and a glass roof, typically attached to a house and used for growing plants or as a sunroom.

1. Glass room for plantsB1formal

   A room with glass walls and a glass roof, attached to a house, used for growing plants or as a sunroom.

   Véranda ou jardin d'hiver

   • She grows orchids in her conservatory.
   • The conservatory gets plenty of sunlight during the day.
   • They added a conservatory to the back of their house.

   Synonymesglasshousegreenhouseorangerysunroom

2. Music schoolB2formal

   A college or school for the study of music, drama, or other performing arts.

   Conservatoire

   • He studied piano at the Royal Conservatory of Music.
   • The conservatory offers degrees in classical performance.
   • She auditioned for the conservatory's prestigious program.

   Synonymesconservatoire