conduct

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations noun: /ˈkɒndʌkt/, verb: /kənˈdʌkt/

1. conduct yourself accordingly
2. conducted himself [respectfully, inappropriately, with dignity]
3. conduct [business, research, experiments, an investigation] (in)
4. conduct your business elsewhere
5. conducted a survey [of, among]
6. conduct an interview (with)
7. conducted by [the police, researchers, a third party]
8. conducted to [evaluate, determine, assess]
9. conducted [jointly, annually, independently]
10. conduct your [business, research] [ethically, responsibly]
11. conducts [electricity, lightning, heat]
12. conducted through [wires, pylons, cables, vents]
13. orchestra was conducted by
14. [who, he] conducts [an orchestra, the New York Philharmonic]

1. [immature, correct, professional] conduct
2. is considered [poor, undesirable, unacceptable] conduct
3. [immature] conduct during [class, the meeting]
4. a [strict, complicated] code of conduct
5. their conduct of [war, marketing]
6. the conduct of [a company, a business, an organization]
7. [criticized, punished] for his conduct
8. [will, does] not tolerate any conduct that
9. [promised, guaranteed, offered] them safe conduct