A conservatoire is a school where people train seriously in music, and sometimes in acting or dance. It is not an ordinary school with many subjects; students go there to become players, singers, or actors.

A conservatoireconservatoire is a school是一種學校 where people train seriously in music人們在那裡認真學音樂 and而 sometimes有時候 in acting or dance也學表演或舞蹈。It它 is not an ordinary school不是一般 with many subjects開很多科目的普通學校 students學生 go there去那裡 to become players, singers, or actors是為了成為演奏者、歌手，或演員

The word is borrowed from French, and British English still likes the French shape. In American English people more often say conservatory for this kind of school.

The word這個字 is borrowed from French是從法文借來的 and而 British English英式英語 still likes the French shape仍然喜歡保留法文的形式。In American English在美式英語裡 people人們 more often say conservatory比較常說conservatory for this kind of school來指這種學校

That is messy, because in British English a conservatory is usually a glass room stuck on a house, full of plants — not a music school at all. If you mean the famous European music schools, conservatoire is the word that points at that tradition.

That is messy這就有點麻煩了 because因為 in British English在英式英語裡 a conservatoryconservatory is usually通常指的是 a glass room stuck on a house黏在房子外面的玻璃房間 full of plants裡面種滿植物 not a music school at all完全不是音樂學校。If you mean如果你指的是 the famous European music schools那些有名的歐洲音樂學校 conservatoireconservatoire is the word就是那個字 that points at that tradition能指向那個傳統