condition

🇺🇸 /kənˈdɪʃn/ 🇬🇧 /kənˈdɪʃn/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B1
noun
A2

how something is

The road condition is very bad after the storm.

A2

how healthy someone is

The patient's condition improved after treatment.

B1

a long-term health problem

She has a medical condition that requires daily care.

B1

the situation where people live or work

The workers protested the poor working condition.

B1

the situation that affects something

The weather condition will affect our plans.

B1

a rule that must be followed

One condition of the agreement is regular payment.

B2

something needed for something else to happen

Good weather is a necessary condition for the event.

R

the situation of a group of people

Education can improve the human condition.

verb
R

to train someone to act in a certain way

We condition animals to follow commands.

R

to affect or influence something

Our choices are conditioned by our experiences.

R

to keep hair or skin healthy

This product helps condition dry hair.

translation

n. how something is; how healthy someone is; a long-term health problem; the situation where people live or work; the situation that affects something; a rule that must be followed; something needed for something else to happen; the situation of a group of people
v. to train someone to act in a certain way; to affect or influence something; to keep hair or skin healthy

Word Forms

3rd Present conditions
Past conditioned
Perfect conditioned
Progressive conditioning
Plural conditions