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Detailed Translations for conductive from English to German

conductive:

conductive adj

  1. conductive

Translation Matrix for conductive:

ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
geleitend conductive accompanying; attendant

Related Words for "conductive":


Synonyms for "conductive":

  • semiconducting; semiconductive

Antonyms for "conductive":

  • nonconductive

Related Definitions for "conductive":

  1. having the quality or power of conducting heat or electricity or sound; exhibiting conductivity1

conduct:

to conduct verbe (conducts, conducted, conducting)

  1. to conduct (accompany; come along with; chaperon; escort; walk along)
    mitgehen; begleiten; geleiten; herumführen
    • mitgehen verbe (geh mit, gehst mit, ging mit, gingt mit, mitgegangen)
    • begleiten verbe (begleite, begleitest, begleitet, begleitete, begleitetet, begleitet)
    • geleiten verbe (geleite, geleitest, geleitet, geleitete, geleitetet, geleitet)
    • herumführen verbe (führe herum, führst herum, führt herum, führte herum, führtet herum, herumgeführt)
  2. to conduct (direct)
    dirigieren
    • dirigieren verbe (dirigiere, dirigierst, dirigiert, dirigierte, dirigiertet, dirigiert)

Conjugations for conduct:

present
  1. conduct
  2. conduct
  3. conducts
  4. conduct
  5. conduct
  6. conduct
simple past
  1. conducted
  2. conducted
  3. conducted
  4. conducted
  5. conducted
  6. conducted
present perfect
  1. have conducted
  2. have conducted
  3. has conducted
  4. have conducted
  5. have conducted
  6. have conducted
past continuous
  1. was conducting
  2. were conducting
  3. was conducting
  4. were conducting
  5. were conducting
  6. were conducting
future
  1. shall conduct
  2. will conduct
  3. will conduct
  4. shall conduct
  5. will conduct
  6. will conduct
continuous present
  1. am conducting
  2. are conducting
  3. is conducting
  4. are conducting
  5. are conducting
  6. are conducting
subjunctive
  1. be conducted
  2. be conducted
  3. be conducted
  4. be conducted
  5. be conducted
  6. be conducted
diverse
  1. conduct!
  2. let's conduct!
  3. conducted
  4. conducting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

conduct [the ~] nom

  1. the conduct (demeanour; behaviour; way of behaving; )
    die Verhaltensweise; die Haltung

Translation Matrix for conduct:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Haltung bearing; behavior; behaviour; conduct; demeanor; demeanour; deportment; way of behaving appearance; build; figure; mentality; posture; state of mind; stature
Verhaltensweise bearing; behavior; behaviour; conduct; demeanor; demeanour; deportment; way of behaving
- behavior; behaviour; demeanor; demeanour; deportment; doings; mode of life
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
begleiten accompany; chaperon; come along with; conduct; escort; walk along accompany; lead about; show around; walk along
dirigieren conduct; direct command; direct; lead; preside
geleiten accompany; chaperon; come along with; conduct; escort; walk along accompany; address; direct; lead about; refer to; show around; walk along
herumführen accompany; chaperon; come along with; conduct; escort; walk along lead about; lead around; show around
mitgehen accompany; chaperon; come along with; conduct; escort; walk along accompany; walk along
- acquit; bear; behave; carry; carry on; channel; comport; convey; deal; deport; direct; guide; impart; lead; take; transmit
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
begleiten accompanied

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Synonyms for "conduct":


Related Definitions for "conduct":

  1. manner of acting or controlling yourself1
  2. (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people1
  3. lead, as in the performance of a composition1
    • conduct an orchestra; Barenboim conducted the Chicago symphony for years1
  4. lead musicians in the performance of1
    • Bernstein conducted Mahler like no other conductor1
    • she cannot conduct modern pieces1
  5. take somebody somewhere1
    • He conducted us to the palace1
  6. transmit or serve as the medium for transmission1
    • Many metals conduct heat1
  7. direct the course of; manage or control1
    • You cannot conduct business like this1
  8. behave in a certain manner1
    • They conducted themselves well during these difficult times1

Wiktionary Translations for conduct:

conduct
verb
  1. act as a conductor (of heat, electricity, etc.)
  2. music: to direct
conduct
verb
  1. etwas in eine bestimmte Richtung/an ein bestimmtes Ziel lenken
  2. Musik: ein Orchester oder einen Chor während einer Aufführung leiten, das Zusammenspiel ermöglichen
noun
  1. eine leitende oder führende (Spitzen-)Person oder Personengruppe, welche in einem Unternehmen, einer Institution, einer Partei, einem Verein oder Ähnlichem, Führungsaufgaben ausführen darf
  2. das Recht oder die Rolle einer leitenden Person in einem Unternehmen, Leitungsaufgaben auszuführen, insbesondere zu personellen Maßnahmen, wie Arbeitseinteilung, Personaleinstellung und -entlassung
  3. die Handlung, der Prozess/Prozeß oder die Tätigkeit, ein bewegliches Objekt oder eine Person/Personengruppe zu steuern, in eine Richtung oder ein Verhalten zu weisen oder zu führen
  1. etwas vornehmen“: etwas stattfinden lassen, oder selbst ausführen

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
conduct geleiten; führen; leiten voeren — geleiden, ergens heen brengen
conduct resultieren; führen; leiten; ausgehen; ausrücken; hinausgehen; erlangen; erzielen; reichen; erreichen; einholen; heranreichen; sich erstrecken; erwirken; durchsetzen aboutirtoucher par un bout.
conduct fahren; lenken; führen; leiten conduiremener, guider, diriger vers un lieu déterminé.
conduct führen; leiten; lenken guideraccompagner quelqu’un pour lui montrer le chemin.
conduct Verfahren; Aufführung; Benehmen; Betragen; Gebahren; Verhalten procédéconduite, manière d’agir d’une personne envers une autre.
conduct stimmen; einstellen; berichtigen; führen; leiten; lenken réglertirer avec la règle des lignes droites sur du papier, du parchemin, du carton, etc. cf|papier réglé.

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