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adjectivenoun the conservative views of his parents他父母的保守观念 music which is accessible to an audience with extremely conservative tastes Her style of dress was never conservative. 她的服装式样一点儿也不保守。 Conservative members/supporters保守党的党员／支持者 At a conservative estimate, he'll be earning £50 000. 按照保守的估计，他会赚到 5 万英镑。 Banks are notoriously conservative about their dealings with clients. Her views are by no means ideologically conservative. She takes a basically conservative view of society. The gloomy forecasts are based on overly conservative projections of growth. a fundamentally conservative political outlook a staunchly conservative nominee a traditionally conservative profession moderately conservative voters the army’s inherently conservative values the culturally conservative world of commerce and industry Popular taste in art remained conservative. She was dressed neatly in conservative black. The peasantry were no longer a conservative force in society. They were conservative in their political outlook. With age, enthusiasm for the radical is often replaced with more conservative views of the world. Senior Conservatives are opposed to the change. disagreement among back-bench Conservatives |