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conduct (v)
Definition: lead musicians in the performance of
Example: Bernstein conducted Mahler like no other conductor. she cannot conduct modern pieces.
conduct (v)
Definition: lead musicians in the performance of
Example: Bernstein conducted Mahler like no other conductor. she cannot conduct modern pieces.
English
conduct (v)
Definition: lead musicians in the performance of
Example: Bernstein conducted Mahler like no other conductor. she cannot conduct modern pieces.
conduct (v)
Definition: take somebody somewhere
Example: We lead him to our chief. can you take me to the main entrance?. He conducted us to the palace.
conduct (v)
direct (v)
guide (v)
lead (v)
take (v)
Definition: take somebody somewhere
Example: We lead him to our chief. can you take me to the main entrance?. He conducted us to the palace.
English
take (v)
lead (v)
guide (v)
direct (v)
conduct (v)
Definition: take somebody somewhere
Example: We lead him to our chief. can you take me to the main entrance?. He conducted us to the palace.
conduct (v)
Definition: transmit or serve as the medium for transmission
Example: Sound carries well over water. The airwaves carry the sound. Many metals conduct heat.
carry (v)
channel (v)
conduct (v)
convey (v)
impart (v)
transmit (v)
Definition: transmit or serve as the medium for transmission
Example: Sound carries well over water. The airwaves carry the sound. Many metals conduct heat.
English
transmit (v)
impart (v)
convey (v)
conduct (v)
channel (v)
carry (v)
Definition: transmit or serve as the medium for transmission
Example: Sound carries well over water. The airwaves carry the sound. Many metals conduct heat.
conduct (n)
Definition: (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
behavior (n)
behaviour (n)
conduct (n)
demeanor (n)
demeanour (n)
deportment (n)
Definition: (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
English
deportment (n)
demeanour (n)
demeanor (n)
conduct (n)
behaviour (n)
behavior (n)
Definition: (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
conduct (v)
Definition: direct the course of
Example: You cannot conduct business like this.
deal (v)
conduct (v)
carry on (v)
Definition: direct the course of
Example: You cannot conduct business like this.
English
deal (v)
conduct (v)
carry on (v)
Definition: direct the course of
Example: You cannot conduct business like this.
conduct (n)
Definition: manner of acting or controlling yourself
behavior (n)
behaviour (n)
conduct (n)
doings (n)
Definition: manner of acting or controlling yourself
English
doings (n)
conduct (n)
behaviour (n)
behavior (n)
Definition: manner of acting or controlling yourself
conduct (v)
Definition: behave in a certain manner
Example: She carried herself well. he bore himself with dignity. They conducted themselves well during these difficult times.
acquit (v)
bear (v)
behave (v)
carry (v)
comport (v)
conduct (v)
deport (v)
Definition: behave in a certain manner
Example: She carried herself well. he bore himself with dignity. They conducted themselves well during these difficult times.
English
deport (v)
conduct (v)
comport (v)
carry (v)
behave (v)
bear (v)
acquit (v)
Definition: behave in a certain manner
Example: She carried herself well. he bore himself with dignity. They conducted themselves well during these difficult times.
conduct (v)
Definition: lead, as in the performance of a composition
Example: conduct an orchestra. Barenboim conducted the Chicago symphony for years.
lead (v)
direct (v)
conduct (v)
Definition: lead, as in the performance of a composition
Example: conduct an orchestra. Barenboim conducted the Chicago symphony for years.
English
lead (v)
direct (v)
conduct (v)
Definition: lead, as in the performance of a composition
Example: conduct an orchestra. Barenboim conducted the Chicago symphony for years.