Vocab Bloom Hub

conductor

/kənˈdʌk.tər/

Traducción: Persona que dirige a un grupo de músicos o a un coro, o persona que cobra los billetes o supervisa a los pasajeros en un autobús o tren.

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noun

/kənˈdʌk.tər/B1formal
  • esPersona que dirige a un grupo de músicos o a un coro, o persona que cobra los billetes o supervisa a los pasajeros en un autobús o tren.

A noun referring to a person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir, or a person who collects fares on a bus or train.

  1. Music directorB1formal

    A person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir.

    esdirector de orquesta

    • The conductor raised his baton to begin the symphony.
    • She is the principal conductor of the city orchestra.
    • The conductor guided the musicians through a complex piece.

    Sinónimosbandmasterdirectorleadermaestromusic director

  2. Train attendantA2formal

    A person who collects fares and assists passengers on a train.

    esrevisor de tren

    • The conductor punched our tickets as we boarded.
    • Please show your pass to the conductor.
    • The conductor announced the next station over the intercom.

    Sinónimosguardticket collectortrainman

  3. Material that transmits energyB2formalscientific

    A substance or object that allows heat, electricity, or sound to pass through it.

    esConductor (material que transmite energía)

    • Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity.
    • Metal is a good conductor of heat.
    • Water can act as a conductor under certain conditions.

    Sinónimoscarrierchannelconduitmediumtransmitter

    Antónimosdielectricinsulator

Formas
  • conductors plural form
  • conductors' possessive plural form
  • conductor's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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