conduct

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conduct
sustantivo [ˈkɒndʌkt]
1conducta (f) (behavior)
verbo transitivo [kənˈdʌkt]
2gestionar, hacer (business, operations); realizar, hacer (campaign, experiment); dirigir (Mus) (orchestra)
  • to conduct oneself -> comportarse, conducirse
3(guide)
  • we were conducted round the factory -> nos llevaron por toda la fábrica
  • a conducted tour -> una visita guiada
4conducir (heat, electricity)
verbo intransitivo
5dirigir (Mus)

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conduct [kon-dakt]
sustantivo
1Conducta, manejo, gobierno, economía.
2Conducción de tropa
sustantivo
3Conducta o convoy.
4Conducta, proceder, porte, manera como uno dirige su vida y acciones, comportamiento (behavior).
  • Her conduct of the investigation -> la manera o el modo en que condujo la investigación (management)
1Conducir (heat, electricity); guiar (visitor, tour, party); dirigir, acompañar.
2(Mús.) Dirigir, manejar.
3Mandar un ejército.
4Llevar a cabo, realizar (inquiry, experiment); mantener (conversation).
  • To conduct business -> llevar a cabo actividades comerciales
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Dirigir. (n)
verbo
  • To conduct oneself -> conducirse, comportarse
va.

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conduct
noun
[ˈkɒndʌkt] (behaviour) comportamiento; (m) conducta; (f) [of business etc] dirección; (f) manejo; (m)
verb:transitive
[kənˈdʌkt]
1 (guide) llevar; conducir
conducted tour visita con guía; (f) we were conducted to the interview room nos llevaron condujeron a la sala de entrevistas;or we were conducted round by Lord Rice Lord Rice actuó de guía
2 [+heat, electricity] conducir
3 [+campaign] dirigir; llevar; [+legal case] presentar; (Mús) dirigir
I don't like the way they conduct business no me gusta la forma en que llevan los negocios; no me gusta la forma de hacer negocios que tienen; to conduct a correspondence with sb estar en correspondencia con algn; cartearse con algn
4 (behave)
to conduct o.s. comportarse
verb:intransitive
[kənˈdʌkt] (Mús) dirigir
modifier
[ˈkɒndʌkt]
conduct report (n) (Educ) informe de conducta; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "conduct"

Imperative
  • conduct
  • you conduct
  • he/she conducts
  • we conduct
  • you conduct
  • they conduct
Preterite
  • I conducted
  • you conducted
  • he/she conducted
  • we conducted
  • you conducted
  • they conducted
Present Continuous
  • I am conducting
  • you are conducting
  • he/she is conducting
  • we are conducting
  • you are conducting
  • they are conducting
Present Perfect
  • I have conducted
  • you have conducted
  • he/she has conducted
  • we have conducted
  • you have conducted
  • they have conducted
Past Continuous
  • I was conducting
  • you were conducting
  • he/she was conducting
  • we were conducting
  • you were conducting
  • they were conducting
Past Perfect
  • I had conducted
  • you had conducted
  • he/she had conducted
  • we had conducted
  • you had conducted
  • they had conducted
Future
  • I will conduct
  • you will conduct
  • he/she will conduct
  • we will conduct
  • you will conduct
  • they will conduct
Future Perfect
  • I will have conducted
  • you will have conducted
  • he/she will have conducted
  • we will have conducted
  • you will have conducted
  • they will have conducted
Future Continuous
  • I will be conducting
  • you will be conducting
  • he/she will be conducting
  • we will be conducting
  • you will be conducting
  • they will be conducting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been conducting
  • you have been conducting
  • he/she has been conducting
  • we have been conducting
  • you have been conducting
  • they have been conducting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been conducting
  • you will have been conducting
  • he/she will have been conducting
  • we will have been conducting
  • you will have been conducting
  • they will have been conducting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been conducting
  • you had been conducting
  • he/she had been conducting
  • we had been conducting
  • you had been conducting
  • they had been conducting
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