conduct
🇺🇸
/kənˈdʌkt/
🇬🇧
/kənˈdʌkt/
verb
B2
to organize and do an activity
The team will conduct a survey to gather opinions.
B2
to direct musicians while they play or sing
She will conduct the orchestra during the concert.
R
to lead or guide someone through a place
The tour guide will conduct visitors through the museum.
R
to behave in a certain way
Students must conduct themselves properly in class.
R
to allow heat or electricity to pass through
Metals conduct heat and electricity efficiently.
noun
B2
how a person behaves
Good conduct is expected from all employees.
R
how an activity is managed
The conduct of the meeting was efficient and productive.
translation
to organize and do an activity; to direct musicians while they play or sing; to lead or guide someone through a place; to behave in a certain way; to allow heat or electricity to pass through
how a person behaves; how an activity is managed
Word Forms
3rd Present
conducts
Progressive
conducting
Past
conducted
Perfect
conducted
Plural
conducts