Definition of conduce - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
influenceDated contribute to a particular effect or situationDated
- His actions conduced to the team's success.
2.
resultDated lead to a specific result or outcomeDated
- Regular exercise conduces to better health.
Expressions with conduce
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help make something more likely or possible
Good study habits conduce to academic success.
Origin of conduce
Latin, conducere (to lead or bring together)
Examples of conduce in a sentence
Regular exercise conduces to improved mental health. A positive attitude conduces to a happier life. Good communication conduces to successful teamwork.
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- French:contribuer à, conduire, ...
- German:beitragen, führen, ...
- Italian:contribuire, portare, ...
- Spanish:contribuir, conducir, ...
- Portuguese:contribuir, conduzir, ...
- Chinese:促成, ...
- Japanese:寄与する, 導く, ...
- Arabic:سَاهَمَ, أَدَّى إِلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לִתְרוֹם, לְהוֹבִיל לְ, ...
- Russian:способствовать, поспособствовать, ...
- Ukrainian:сприяти, ...
- Hindi:योगदान देना, ले जाना, ...
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