preserve against



preserve someone or something against something

to guard or protect someone or something against something. (Stilted or old-fashioned in reference to people.) I hope that the vaccine will preserve us against influenza. There is nothing in the jam to preserve it against spoilage.
See also: preserve

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WilliVI-leeGerman
Adela['ædilə]
Gu&Eth;Brandr-Ancient Scandinavian
Rohese-Medieval English
Voldemaras-Lithuanian
Roxanerok-SAHN (French), rahk-SAN (English)French, English, Ancient Greek