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I . conduct [kənˈdʌkt] VERB trans

1. conduct (carry out):

conduct

2. conduct (behave):

to conduct oneself

3. conduct:

conduct ELEK, PHYS

II . conduct [kənˈdʌkt] VERB intr MUS

conduct

III . conduct [ˈkɑːndʌkt, Brit ˈkɒn-] SUBST kein Pl

conduct
conduct

code of conduct SUBST

code of conduct

Beispielsätze für conduct

to conduct oneself
to conduct a poll (on sth)

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She orders the attendants to lock the window, clean up, and conduct a head count.
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Or will he live up to his posturing as an anticorruption enforcer and conduct an honest-to-goodness investigation?
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There is a model code of conduct which says there should be a level-playing field for all candidates and parties.
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These three did conduct a badly needed reallocation of frequencies.
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The defendant's conduct may constitute both a breach of contract and a delict, thus giving a plaintiff a choice of which remedy to pursue.
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His conduct during the trial was criticised as he was accused of attempting to look wise, and say nothing.
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The book presents earlier statistical studies and case studies showing that democracies and oligarchies conduct diplomacy very differently from autocracies.
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They generally conduct business without bank accounts, without accounting records, and without reporting all of their commerce.
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His conduct as a soldier started badly and continued in poor fashion; he had no fewer than thirteen convictions for absence and 2 for drunkenness.
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The policy applied to city employees and prohibited discriminatory conduct both in the workplace and in any work-related setting, such as during business trips.
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