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conduct
verb (conducted , conducting )
1 to lead or guide.
2 to manage; to control conduct the firm's business .
3 tr & intr to direct the performance of an orchestra or choir by movements of the hands or by using a baton.
4 to transmit (heat or electricity) by conduction.
5 to direct, channel or convey Hot air is conducted through the pipes .
6 to behave (oneself) in a specified way One should always conduct oneself with dignity .
noun
1 behaviour.
2 the managing or organizing of something.
[15c: from Latin conductus guide]
verb (conducted , conducting )
1 to lead or guide.
2 to manage; to control conduct the firm's business .
3 tr & intr to direct the performance of an orchestra or choir by movements of the hands or by using a baton.
4 to transmit (heat or electricity) by conduction.
5 to direct, channel or convey Hot air is conducted through the pipes .
6 to behave (oneself) in a specified way One should always conduct oneself with dignity .
noun
1 behaviour.
2 the managing or organizing of something.
[15c: from Latin conductus guide]
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