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Traditional English :: conduct
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conduct - n. & v. --n. 1 behaviour (esp. in its moral aspect).
2 the action or manner of directing or managing (business, war, etc.).
3 Art mode of treatment, execution.
4 leading, guidance. --v. 1 tr. lead or guide (a person or persons).
2 tr. direct or manage (business etc.).
3 tr. (also absol.) be the conductor of (an orchestra, choir, etc.).
4 tr. Physics transmit (heat, electricity, etc.) by conduction.
5 refl. behave (conducted himself appropriately). conducted tour a tour led by a guide on a fixed itinerary. conduct sheet a record of a person's offences and punishments. conductible adj. conductibility n. [ME f. L conductus (as com-, ducere duct- lead): (v.) f. OF conduite past part. of conduire] |
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