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conduct (EN)
verb, noun

verb “conduct”

infinitive conduct; he conducts; past tense conducted; past part. conducted; ger. conducting
  1. to organize and carry out (an activity or task)
    The researchers conducted several experiments to test their hypothesis.
  2. to direct or lead (a group or process)
    The CEO conducted a meeting with all the department heads to discuss the new strategy.
  3. to behave in a particular way
    Despite the pressure, he conducted himself calmly throughout the interview.
  4. (physics) to allow heat or electricity to pass through
    Metal wires are used because they conduct electricity very efficiently.
  5. (music) to direct the performance of a musical ensemble
    She conducted the orchestra at the famous concert hall.

noun “conduct”

singular conduct, uncountable
  1. the way a person behaves
    The student's conduct in class was commendable, earning praise from the teacher.
  2. the manner in which an activity is organized or managed
    The committee reviewed the conduct of the election to ensure fairness.
  3. (literature) the plot or storyline of a literary work
    Critics praised the novel's conduct for its intricate and surprising twists.