conduct

• Sustantivo que se refiere a la manera de comportarse de una persona, especialmente en un contexto o situación determinados.

A noun referring to the manner in which a person behaves, especially in a particular context or situation.

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1. BehaviorB2formal

   The manner in which a person behaves, especially in a particular place or situation.

   conducta

   • His conduct during the meeting was professional.
   • The teacher praised the students for their good conduct.
   • Unethical conduct will not be tolerated in this organization.

   Sinónimosbearingbehaviorcomportmentdemeanordeportment

   Antónimosmisconduct

2. Management or organizationC1formal

   The action of managing or directing an activity or process.

   dirección o gestión de una actividad

   • The conduct of the investigation was thorough.
   • She was responsible for the conduct of the election.
   • The conduct of foreign affairs requires diplomacy.

   Sinónimosadministrationcontroldirectionexecutionhandlingmanagementorganizationregulationrunningsupervision

• Organizar y llevar a cabo una actividad o tarea, a menudo de manera formal o sistemática. También puede referirse a dirigir o guiar a personas o un proceso, como en el caso de un director de orquesta o la conducción de una investigación.

A verb meaning to organize and carry out an activity or task, often in a formal or systematic manner.

1. Organize and carry outB2formal

   To organize and perform a particular activity or task.

   llevar a cabo

   • The scientists conducted an experiment in the lab.
   • They conducted a survey to gather customer feedback.
   • The police are conducting an investigation into the incident.

   Sinónimosadministercarry outdirectexecutehandlemanageorganizeoverseeperformrun

   Antónimosabandonforgomishandlemismanageneglect

2. Direct or leadB2formal

   To lead or guide a group of people, especially in a musical performance.

   Dirigir o guiar

   • She conducted the orchestra with great passion.
   • He conducted the choir during the concert.
   • The guide conducted the tourists through the museum.

   Sinónimoscontroldirectguideleadmanageoverseeregulaterunsupervise

3. Behave in a particular wayC1formal

   To behave in a specified manner, often used reflexively.

   Comportarse

   • He conducted himself with dignity during the trial.
   • She conducted herself professionally at the meeting.
   • They conducted themselves appropriately at the formal dinner.

   Sinónimosacquitactbehavecomportdeport

4. Transmit energy or heatB2formalscientific

   To allow heat, electricity, or sound to travel along or through.

   Conducir (energía o calor)

   • Copper conducts electricity very efficiently.
   • Metals generally conduct heat well.
   • Water can conduct sound over long distances.

   Sinónimoscarrychannelconveypiperelaytransfertransmit

   Antónimosblockimpedeinsulatestop