English to Irish Meaning of conduct - iompar

Conduct :

iompar

noun

iompar, searmanais, cóireáil, dearcadh, déileáil, gníomh, luaidhe, tiomána, riarachán, le rá, rialachas, úsáid, fheidhmiú, téarnamh, carachtar, nádúr, ról, figiúr, diúscairt, saincheaptha, slí bheatha, Trádáil, stipinn, fheidhm, gairme, treoir, orduithe, socrú, soláthar, ullmhúchán, modh

verb

bhainistiú, láimhseáil, iompar, oibriú, luaidhe, rith, tiomáint, bogadh, píolótach, chuir, idirthurais, Bandy, chomhlíonadh, fhorghníomhú, a dháileadh, seasamh, féin a iompar an duine féin, mar bhunús, téarnamh

Conduct :: iomparConductance :: conductanceConducted :: rinneadhConductible :: conductibleConducting :: sheoladhConduction :: sheoladhConductive :: seoltaíConducts :: iompar sin

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Definitions of conduct in English

Noun(1) manner of acting or controlling yourself(2) (behavioral attributes
Verb(1) direct the course of; manage or control(2) lead, as in the performance of a composition(3) behave in a certain manner(4) take somebody somewhere(5) transmit or serve as the medium for transmission(6) lead musicians in the performance of

Examples of conduct in English

(1) Once it turns to plasma, the air can easily conduct electricity with the free electrons, and the bolt of lightning shoots to the ground through the plasma conductor.(2) Copper is valued for strength, malleability, ductility, and ability to conduct electricity and heat.(3) Low-cost, easily manufactured polymers that conduct electricity could revolutionize electronics, they say.(4) Will you conduct a choir differently than an orchestra?(5) Siena College was sparked by noting this belief among their students to conduct a poll of 354 historians to rank the most trying times.(6) Generally the rules govern the conduct of civil litigation.(7) I would submit the claimant's conduct has been reasonable throughout.(8) Victims have to show that but for the defendant's negligent conduct they would not have been injured.(9) The war encompassed all spheres of State activity, while its conduct required tremendous outlays.(10) The commission, comprising three international and two East Timorese commissioners, was responsible for the organization and conduct of the elections.(11) The point was inconsistent with the applicant's conduct of his case at trial.(12) Salts conduct electricity well when melted or when dissolved in water or some other solvents but not when they are solid.(13) Isn't it painful for Ashkenazy, who himself was a keyboard tyro and winner of the Tchaikovsky piano competition in 1962, to conduct another person in a work he once made his own?(14) Such observance did not hamper, and may have positively assisted, the efficient professional conduct of operations.(15) In recent years, organization and conduct of TE have been influenced by a number of main factors.(16) The Soviet military art attached much importance to organization and conduct of warfare with reliance on underground service lines.

Related Phrases of conduct

(1) code of conduct ::

cód iompair

(2) to conduct ::

a dhéanamh

(3) disorderly conduct ::

iompar mí-ordúil

(4) conduct research ::

taighde a dhéanamh

(5) conduct disorder ::

neamhord iompar

(6) rules of conduct ::

rialacha iompraíochta

(7) improper conduct ::

iompar míchuí

(8) conduct oneself ::

iompar féin

(9) conduct electricity ::

iompar leictreachais

(10) personal conduct ::

iompar pearsanta

Related Phrases of conduct

(1) code of conduct ::

cód iompair

(2) to conduct ::

a dhéanamh

(3) disorderly conduct ::

iompar mí-ordúil

(4) conduct research ::

taighde a dhéanamh

(5) conduct disorder ::

neamhord iompar

(6) rules of conduct ::

rialacha iompraíochta

(7) improper conduct ::

iompar míchuí

(8) conduct oneself ::

iompar féin

(9) conduct electricity ::

iompar leictreachais

(10) personal conduct ::

iompar pearsanta

Synonyms

Noun

1. behavior ::

iompar

2. management ::

bainistíochta

Verb

3. manage ::

bhainistiú

4. escort ::

choimhdeacht

5. transmit ::

tharchur

6. guide ::

treoir

7. comport ::

comport

8. deal ::

déileáil

9. carry ::

iompar

10. direct ::

díreach

Different Forms

conduct, conductance, conducted, conductible, conducting, conduction, conductive, conducts

Word Example from TV Shows

Of course, the ideal way to CONDUCT this experiment would be

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 4

$You are their safe conduct, if you don’t\Nshow up at the proof of life,$

You are their safe CONDUCT, if you don’t
show up at the proof of life,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

and leave us to CONDUCT our affairs in peace.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

Mother, if you're going to CONDUCT your life

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

Look, I have business to CONDUCT.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

Examples of conduct from TV Shows

Of course, the ideal way to CONDUCT this experiment would be

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 4

$You are their safe conduct, if you don’t\Nshow up at the proof of life,$

You are their safe CONDUCT, if you don’t
show up at the proof of life,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

and leave us to CONDUCT our affairs in peace.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

Mother, if you're going to CONDUCT your life

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

Look, I have business to CONDUCT.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

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