conduct

accompany, conduct, attend, escort

behavior, conduct, manner

direct, conduct, guide, lead, pilot

perform, conduct, do, execute, fulfil

名词 conduct:

1. manner of acting or controlling yourself
   同义词：behavior, behaviour, doings
2. (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
   同义词：demeanor, demeanour, behavior, behaviour, deportment

动词 conduct:

1. direct the course of; manage or control
   同义词：carry on, deal
2. lead, as in the performance of a composition
   同义词：lead, direct
3. behave in a certain manner
   同义词：behave, acquit, bear, deport, comport, carry
4. transmit or serve as the medium for transmission
   同义词：transmit, convey, carry, channel
5. take somebody somewhere
   同义词：lead, take, direct, guide
6. lead musicians in the performance of

1. I think he conducted himself admirably, considering the difficult circumstances.
   考虑到那种困难的情况，我认为他的表现令人钦佩。
2. Copper conducts electricity better than iron does.
   铜的导电性比铁强。
3. The reporter was accused of unprofessional conduct.
   那位记者被控有违反职业道德的行为。

con.duct

v.（动词）
con.duct.ed,con.duct.ing,con.ducts
v.tr.（及物动词）
To direct the course of; manage or control.
指挥：指引…的路线；管理或控制
To lead or guide.
领导或引导
Music To lead (an orchestra, for example).
【音乐】 指挥（例如交响乐队）
To serve as a medium for conveying; transmit:
传导：作为传送的载体；传输：
例句：
Some metals conduct heat.
某些金属导热

To comport (oneself) in a specified way:
行为，举止：使自己以某种特定方式行为：
例句：
She conducted herself stoically in her time of grief.
她悲伤时，表现出奇的冷静

v.intr.（不及物动词）
To act as a conductor.
充当导体
To lead.
领导
n.（名词）

The way a person acts, especially from the standpoint of morality and ethics.
操行，行为：一个人行为的方式，尤指从道德和伦理的角度来看
The act of directing or controlling; management.
指导，管理：指挥或控制的动作；管理
Obsolete A guide; an escort.
【废语】 向导；陪同者

来源：
Middle English conducten
中古英语 conducten
from Latin condôcere conduct- [to lead together] * see conduce
源自 拉丁语 condôcere conduct- [领到一起] *参见 conduce

【引伸】
conduct.ibil.ity
n.（名词）
conduct.ible
adj.（形容词）
<参考词汇><同义词>conduct,direct,manage,control,steerAll of these verbs mean to exercise direction over the course of an activity or over the activities of a person or persons.
这些动词都表示指导某个活动的进程或某人或人们的行为。
Conduct can apply to the guidance, authority, and responsibility of a single person:
Conduct 可以用来表示导游、领导和对某个人的责任：
例句：
The chairperson conducted the hearing. It can also refer to the coordinated actions of a group:
主席先生主持了这个听证会。 它也可以指一群人的合作：

例句：
A neutral team from the United Nations will observe the elections to be sure that they are conducted fairly.
联合国的中立代表团将观察这次选举以保证它公正地进行。

Direct stresses the regulation of activities to assure that they are properly planned and carried out:
Direct 强调行为的规则以保证计划和执行的正确性：
例句：
direct a political campaign.
领导一场政治运动。

Manage suggests the manipulation or handling of a person, a group of persons, or, often, a complex organization:
Manage 暗指对一个人、一群人或通常是一个复杂机构的操纵或控制：
例句：
knows how to manage a staff;
管理职员的知识；

例句：
managing a large resort.
管理一个大的娱乐场。

Control implies the exercise of authoritative direction;it stresses regulation in the form of restraint or keeping in check and connotes command or domination:
Control 暗指对权威方向的执行；它强调以禁令或限制的形式颁布的规章或发布的命令或控制：
例句：
police controlling a crowd;
警察控制着人群；

例句：
controls the firm`s personnel policies.
控制着公司的人事政策。

Steer suggests guidance as if by means of a devicesuch as a rudder that controls direction or course:
Steer 表示类似用设备来引导，就象船舵能控制方向和指引路径一样：
例句：
steered the conversation away from politics. See also Synonyms at accompany ,behavior
把讨论从政治问题上引开 参见同义词 accompany,behavior