conductor
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kənˈdʌktər/ · UK /kənˈdʌktə/
Forms: conductors
conductor means: A person who leads musicians or singers, showing them when and how to play or sing.
noun
A person who leads musicians or singers, showing them when and how to play or sing.
- The conductor raised her hands.
- Our choir has a new conductor.
- The musicians watched the conductor closely during the concert.
A material or object that lets electricity, heat, light, or sound pass through it.
- Copper is a good conductor.
- Heat travels easily through this conductor.
- These wires contain metal conductors.
A worker on a train or bus who checks tickets and helps passengers.
- The conductor checked my ticket.
- Ask the conductor where to get off.
- Two conductors helped passengers onto the train.
Questions about conductor
What does conductor mean?
A person who leads musicians or singers, showing them when and how to play or sing.
What is conductor in other languages?
Türkçe: orkestra şefi · Español: director de orquesta · Français: chef d’orchestre · Deutsch: Dirigent · Italiano: direttore d’orchestra · 日本語: 指揮者
How do you pronounce conductor?
In American English /kənˈdʌktər/; in British English /kənˈdʌktə/.
How do you use conductor in a sentence?
The conductor raised her hands. Our choir has a new conductor.
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