conduct (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /kənˈdʌkt/
Definition
To organize and direct the performance of a piece of music, or to behave in a particular way.
Examples
The conductor led the orchestra with precision.
His conduct during the meeting was unprofessional.
She conducted herself with grace and dignity.
How to Use conduct
- conduct oneself (phrasal verb)
- To behave in a specified way. — "She conducted herself admirably during the crisis."
- conduct an interview (collocation)
- To formally ask someone questions, usually for a job or for information. — "The manager will conduct an interview for the new position."
- conduct research (collocation)
- To carry out a systematic investigation into a subject. — "The university allows professors to conduct research in their fields."
- conduct an experiment (collocation)
- To perform a scientific test or procedure. — "The students were asked to conduct an experiment on plant growth."
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