conduct in English: To organise and do something such as a test or a meeting, or to stand in front of musicians and direct them. (verb)

Translation

To organise and do something such as a test or a meeting, or to stand in front of musicians and direct them.

Word origin

From Latin conducere, to lead together, from ducere, to lead.

Verb typeregular (conduct, conducts, conducted)

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"Conduct" often means to organise and carry out.

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To conduct music is to lead the players with your hands.

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As a noun, said with the stress at the front, conduct means the way you behave.

lead

To go in front of others to show the way, or to be in charge of a group.

direct

Going straight from one place to another, with nothing in between.

music

Pleasant sounds made by singing or by playing instruments.

behave

To act in a certain way, above all to act in a good and polite way.

behaviour

The way a person acts, especially towards other people.

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