—conductor /kənˈdʌk.tər/ aep /-tɚ/
noun [C] (MUSIC)
► B2 someone who directs the performance of musicians or a piece of music: » The conductor raised his baton.» a guest conductorSee picture: conductor .jpg)
Thesaurus+: ↑Musicians
noun [C] (PUBLIC TRANSPORT)
► F0 someone whose job is to sell tickets on a bus, train, or other public vehicleThesaurus+: ↑Railway workersnoun [C] (SUBSTANCE)
► F0 a substance that allows heat or electricity to go through it: » Metal is a good conductor of heat.Thesaurus+: ↑Electrical components and circuitry- ↑European politics and government
- ↑Events and occurrences
- ↑Evicting and forcing to leave
- ↑Exaggerating and playing down
- ↑Exams, tests and exercises
- ↑Exceptional qualities, things and people
- ↑Excited, interested and enthusiastic
- ↑Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
- ↑Exciting and interesting
- ↑Excluding
- ↑Excrement and its excretion
- ↑Exercising and training
- ↑Exhibiting and exhibitions
- ↑Existing and being
- ↑Expensive and luxurious
- ↑Experienced
- ↑Experiencing and suffering
- ↑Experiencing difficulties
- ↑Experts and specialists
- ↑Exploding and erupting
- ↑Explosives in general
- ↑Expressing and asking opinions
- ↑Expressing and showing feelings
- ↑Expressions meaning 'it isn't important to me'
- ↑Expressions of anger