conduct 音标拼音: [kənd'ʌkt] [k'ɑndəkt]
n .
U 行为,品行,举动
vt . 引导,带领;处理,管理;指挥;传导
vi . 指挥
U 行为,品行,举动引导,带领;处理,管理;指挥;传导指挥
conduct 导管
conduct n 1 :
manner of acting or controlling yourself [
synonym : {
behavior },
{
behaviour }, {
conduct }, {
doings }]
2 : (
behavioral attributes )
the way a person behaves toward other people [
synonym : {
demeanor }, {
demeanour }, {
behavior },
{
behaviour }, {
conduct }, {
deportment }]
v 1 :
direct the course of ;
manage or control ; "
You cannot conduct business like this " [
synonym : {
conduct }, {
carry on },
{
deal }]
2 :
lead ,
as in the performance of a composition ; "
conduct an orchestra ;
Barenboim conducted the Chicago symphony for years " [
synonym : {
conduct }, {
lead }, {
direct }]
3 :
behave in a certain manner ; "
She carried herself well "; "
he bore himself with dignity "; "
They conducted themselves well during these difficult times " [
synonym : {
behave }, {
acquit },
{
bear }, {
deport }, {
conduct }, {
comport }, {
carry }]
4 :
take somebody somewhere ; "
We lead him to our chief "; "
can you take me to the main entrance ?"; "
He conducted us to the palace " [
synonym : {
lead }, {
take }, {
direct }, {
conduct }, {
guide }]
5 :
transmit or serve as the medium for transmission ; "
Sound carries well over water "; "
The airwaves carry the sound ";
"
Many metals conduct heat " [
synonym : {
impart }, {
conduct },
{
transmit }, {
convey }, {
carry }, {
channel }]
6 :
lead musicians in the performance of ; "
Bernstein conducted Mahler like no other conductor "; "
she cannot conduct modern pieces "
Conduct \
Con *
duct "\ (
k [
o ^]
n *
d [
u ^]
kt "),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p .
{
Conducted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Conducting }.] [
See {
Conduct },
n .]
1 .
To lead ,
or guide ;
to escort ;
to attend .
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I can conduct you ,
lady ,
to a low But loyal cottage ,
where you may be safe . --
Milton .
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2 .
To lead ,
as a commander ;
to direct ;
to manage ;
to carry on ;
as ,
to conduct the affairs of a kingdom .
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Little skilled in the art of conducting a siege .
--
Prescott .
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3 .
To behave ; --
with the reflexive ;
as ,
he conducted himself well .
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4 . (
Physics )
To serve as a medium for conveying ;
to transmit ,
as heat ,
light ,
electricity ,
etc .
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5 . (
Mus .)
To direct ,
as the leader in the performance of a musical composition .
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Conduct \
Con "
duct \ (
k [
o ^]
n "
d [
u ^]
kt ),
n . [
LL .
conductus defense ,
escort ,
fr .
L .
conductus ,
p .
p .
of conducere .
See {
Conduce },
and cf . {
Conduit }.]
1 .
The act or method of conducting ;
guidance ;
management .
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Christianity has humanized the conduct of war .
--
Paley .
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The conduct of the state ,
the administration of its affairs . --
Ld .
Brougham .
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2 .
Skillful guidance or management ;
generalship .
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Conduct of armies is a prince '
s art . --
Waller .
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Attacked the Spaniards . . .
with great impetuosity ,
but with so little conduct ,
that his forces were totally routed . --
Robertson .
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3 .
Convoy ;
escort ;
guard ;
guide . [
Archaic ]
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I will be your conduct . --
B .
Jonson .
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In my conduct shall your ladies come . --
Shak .
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4 .
That which carries or conveys anything ;
a channel ;
a conduit ;
an instrument . [
Obs .]
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Although thou hast been conduct of my shame . --
Shak .
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5 .
The manner of guiding or carrying one '
s self ;
personal deportment ;
mode of action ;
behavior .
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All these difficulties were increased by the conduct of Shrewsbury . --
Macaulay .
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What in the conduct of our life appears So well designed ,
so luckily begun ,
But when we have our wish ,
we wish undone ? --
Dryden .
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6 .
Plot ;
action ;
construction ;
manner of development .
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The book of Job ,
in conduct and diction . --
Macaulay .
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{
Conduct money } (
Naut .),
a portion of a seaman '
s wages retained till the end of his engagement ,
and paid over only if his conduct has been satisfactory .
Syn :
Behavior ;
carriage ;
deportment ;
demeanor ;
bearing ;
management ;
guidance .
See {
Behavior }.
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Conduct \
Con *
duct "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To act as a conductor (
as of heat ,
electricity ,
etc .);
to carry .
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2 .
To conduct one '
s self ;
to behave . [
U .
S .]
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249 Moby Thesaurus words for "
conduct ":
accomplish ,
accomplishment ,
achievement ,
acquit ,
act ,
action ,
actions ,
activity ,
acts ,
address ,
administer ,
administration ,
affectation ,
agency ,
air ,
arrange ,
attend ,
attitude ,
authority ,
be responsible for ,
bear ,
bearing ,
behave ,
behavior ,
behavior pattern ,
behavioral norm ,
behavioral science ,
bring ,
call the signals ,
canalize ,
captain ,
care ,
carriage ,
carry ,
carry on ,
carry out ,
carry through ,
channel ,
channelize ,
chaperon ,
charge ,
command ,
commission ,
companion ,
company ,
complete ,
completion ,
comport ,
comportment ,
conduct to ,
control ,
convey ,
convoy ,
cope with ,
culture pattern ,
custom ,
deal with ,
demean ,
demeanor ,
deport ,
deportment ,
direct ,
direct to ,
direction ,
discharge ,
dispatch ,
dispose of ,
do ,
doing ,
doings ,
drive ,
driving ,
effectuation ,
employ ,
enact ,
enactment ,
engage in ,
engineer ,
escort ,
esquire ,
execute ,
execution ,
exercise ,
fly ,
folkway ,
follow ,
freight ,
functioning ,
funnel ,
gestures ,
go in for ,
go on ,
goings -
on ,
govern ,
governance ,
government ,
guard ,
guidance ,
guide ,
guise ,
handle ,
handling ,
head ,
head up ,
husbandry ,
implementation ,
intendance ,
keep ,
keep up ,
lead ,
lead on ,
lead to ,
leadership ,
leading ,
lift ,
lug ,
maintien ,
make ,
make go ,
make the rules ,
manage ,
management ,
managery ,
managing ,
maneuver ,
manhandle ,
manipulate ,
manipulation ,
manner ,
manners ,
marshal ,
mastermind ,
method ,
methodology ,
methods ,
mien ,
modus vivendi ,
motions ,
movements ,
moves ,
observable behavior ,
occupation ,
officer ,
operancy ,
operate ,
operation ,
ordain ,
order ,
ordering ,
oversee ,
pack ,
pattern ,
perform ,
perform on ,
performance ,
performing ,
perpetration ,
pilot ,
pilotage ,
pipe ,
play ,
point out to ,
point the way ,
poise ,
port ,
pose ,
posture ,
practice ,
praxis ,
prescribe ,
presence ,
procedure ,
proceeding ,
prosecute ,
pull the strings ,
pursue ,
put right ,
put through ,
quarterback ,
quit ,
regulate ,
regulation ,
remove ,
responsibility ,
route ,
rule ,
run ,
running ,
see ,
see to ,
separate ,
set right ,
set straight ,
shepherd ,
show ,
show the way ,
siphon ,
skipper ,
social science ,
specialize in ,
squire ,
stance ,
steer ,
steerage ,
steering ,
style ,
superintendence ,
superintendency ,
supervise ,
supervision ,
tackle ,
tactics ,
take ,
take away ,
take care of ,
take command ,
take on ,
take out ,
take the lead ,
take to ,
take up ,
the conn ,
the helm ,
the wheel ,
tone ,
tote ,
traject ,
transact ,
transaction ,
transmit ,
transport ,
trench ,
undertake ,
use ,
usher ,
waft ,
wage ,
wait on ,
way ,
way of life ,
ways ,
whisk ,
wield the baton ,
wing ,
withdraw ,
work ,
work at ,
working ,
workings
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