conduct
verbUK /kənˈdʌkt/
US /kənˈdʌkt/
To lead or guide something, like a person showing the way.
The teacher will conduct the class on a tour of the museum.
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2. The way a person behaves.
The students were praised for their good conduct.
3. To run or organize an activity.
The scientists will conduct an experiment.
4. To stand in front of musicians and lead them.
She will conduct the orchestra at the concert.