conductor

[kən'dʌktə]

n. 售票员, 导体, 指挥

例句与用法：

The young soprano was taken up by a famous conductor.

那年轻的女高音歌手受到一著名指挥家的提携。

Under its new conductor, the errorism Act.

根据防止恐怖活动法案，拘留了六名疑犯。

The choir gave a ragged performance, ie The singers were not following the conductor.

合唱队演唱得很不和谐(歌唱者不听从指挥).

The orchestra were all in position, waiting for the conductor.

管弦乐队队员都已各就各位，等待著指挥。

His dual role as a composer and a conductor made him very busy.

他作曲家和指挥家的双重身份使他非常繁忙。

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.

当这个公共汽车售票员为一个在车上生产的妇女接生时，他曾名噪一时。

The conductor punched his bus ticket.

售票员用剪票夹在他的汽车票上打孔。

She is a bus conductor.

她是一名公共汽车售票员。

词形变化：

形容词: conductorial | 名词: conductorship |

详细释义：

n.[C]

1. 领导者; 管理人; 向导

the conductor of an expedition

远征队队长

2. (合唱团、乐队等的)指挥

3. (电车、巴士的)售票员; 【美】(火车的)列车员

4. 【物】导体; 避雷针

Copper is a good conductor of electricity.

铜是电的良导体。