conducted
kənˈdʌktɪd
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Definition of conducted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
organizationorganized and carried out
  • The survey was conducted by a reputable firm.
arranged managed organized
2.
managementdirected or managed
  • The event was conducted by the new manager.
managed overseen supervised
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Expressions with conducted

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guided tour of a place with a knowledgeable leader
The museum offers a conducted tour every hour for visitors..
characterized by good organization and control
The well-conducted event ran smoothly without any issues.

Origin of conducted

Latin, conducere (to lead)

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science
scientific test conducted to discover something new
physical location
location where business operations are conducted
general term
times during which business is conducted
law enforcement
investigation conducted by a detective
education
learning conducted at home instead of a classroom
cybersecurity
illegal activity conducted online
company headquarters
primary location where a company's management and administrative functions are conducted
internet education
education conducted over the internet

Examples of conducted in a sentence

  • The meeting was conducted in a professional manner.
  • The project was conducted under strict guidelines.
  • The survey was conducted by an independent firm.

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  1. French:mené, dirigé, ...
  2. German:durchgeführt, geleitet, ...
  3. Italian:condotto, diretto, ...
  4. Spanish:realizado, dirigido, ...
  5. Portuguese:realizado, dirigido, ...
  6. Chinese:进行的, 管理的, ...
  7. Japanese:実施された, 指揮された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنَفَّذ, مُوَجَّه, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְבוּצָע, מְנֻהָל, ...
  10. Russian:проведенный, проведённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:організований, керований, ...
  12. Hindi:संपन्न, प्रबंधित, ...
conduct
ˈkɒndʌkt

Definition of conduct - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
managementtr.organize and carry out an activitytr.
  • They conducted a survey on customer satisfaction.
direct manage oversee
2.
behaviorintr.behave in a certain wayintr.
  • He conducted himself with dignity.
direct manage oversee
3.
musictr.TECH.direct a musical performancetr.TECH.
  • He will conduct the orchestra tonight.
direct lead orchestrate

Noun

1.
behaviorthe way a person behaves in situations
  • His conduct at the meeting was exemplary.
behavior demeanor
2.
task managementthe act of organizing and carrying out tasks
  • The conduct of the project was efficient and smooth.
management supervision
3.
operationsmanagement or guidance of affairs
  • She took over the conduct of the project..
management oversight supervision
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behavior not suitable for someone's position or role
He was charged with conduct unbecoming an officer.
carry out a training program
The coach conducted training to improve the team's performance.
manage or carry out work or commercial activities
She conducts her business with honesty and respect.
rules for acceptable behavior in a specific environment
The company has a strict code of conduct.
manner in which a person behaves
His personal conduct at the meeting was exemplary.
organize and carry out careful looking for a person, object, or information
The officers will conduct a search of the building tonight.

Origin of conduct

Latin, conducere (to lead or bring together)

Examples of conduct in a sentence

  • She was asked to conduct the meeting in his absence.
  • She conducted herself with grace under pressure.
  • They conducted themselves as true professionals during the event.
  • She will conduct the choir at the festival.
  • The maestro will conduct the symphony this weekend.
  • Aluminum can conduct heat rapidly.

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  1. French:mener, conduite, ...
  2. German:durchführen, Verhalten, ...
  3. Italian:condurre, comportamento, ...
  4. Spanish:realizar, conducta, ...
  5. Portuguese:realizar, comportamento, ...
  6. Chinese:进行, 行为, ...
  7. Japanese:実施する, 振る舞い, ...
  8. Arabic:أَجْرَى, سُلُوك, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַעֲרוֹךְ, הִתְנַהֲגוּת, ...
  10. Russian:проводить, поведение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проводити, поведінка, ...
  12. Hindi:संचालित करना, आचरण, ...

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