名詞 conductor:

1. the person who leads a musical group
   同義詞：music director, director
2. a device designed to transmit electricity, heat, etc.
3. a substance that readily conducts e.g. electricity and heat
4. the person who collects fares on a public conveyance

1. The young soprano was taken up by a famous conductor.
   那年輕的女高音歌手受到一著名指揮家的提攜。
2. Under its new conductor, the errorism Act.
   根據(jù)防止恐怖活動法案，拘留了六名疑犯。
3. The choir gave a ragged performance, ie The singers were not following the conductor.
   合唱隊演唱得很不和諧(歌唱者不聽從指揮).
4. The orchestra were all in position, waiting for the conductor.
   管弦樂隊隊員都已各就各位，等待著指揮。
5. His dual role as a composer and a conductor made him very busy.
   他作曲家和指揮家的雙重身份使他非常繁忙。
6. The bus conductor became the man of the moment when he acted as midwife to a woman who gave birth to a baby on his bus.
   當這個公共汽車售票員為一個在車上生產的婦女接生時，他曾名噪一時。
7. The conductor punched his bus ticket.
   售票員用剪票夾在他的汽車票上打孔。
8. She is a bus conductor.
   她是一名公共汽車售票員。

con.duc.tor

n.Abbr. cond.（名詞）縮寫 cond.
One who conducts, especially:
指揮者，尤指：
One who is in charge of a railroad train, bus, or streetcar.
車長：火車，汽車或電車的管理員
Music One who directs an orchestra or other such group.
【音樂】 指揮家：指揮交響樂隊或類似團體的人
Physics A substance or medium that conducts heat, light, sound, or especially an electric charge.
【物理學】 導體：傳導熱、光、聲或特別是電荷的物質或介質
A lightning rod, as on a house or barn.
避雷針，如房子或倉庫上面的

【引伸】
con.ducto.rial
conduc.torship.
n.（名詞）