conductor
/kɑnˈdʌktər/Definitions
1. noun
A person responsible for leading a group of musicians in performing music, especially an orchestra.
“The conductor raised his baton to begin the symphony.”
2. noun
A person or thing that controls or directs something, especially a train or a vehicle.
“The conductor on the bus checked everyone’s tickets before letting them board.”
3. noun
A material, especially a metal, that has high electrical conductivity, used to make wires and other electrical components.
“The conductor in the electrical wire carried the signal to the receiver.”
4. verb
To direct or lead a group of people or things, especially in a musical performance.
“The new conductor will lead the orchestra in their first performance of the season.”
5. verb
To guide or direct something, especially a train or a vehicle, in a specific course or direction.
“The conductor guided the bus through the crowded streets.”
6. verb
To cause something to flow or move through something else, especially electricity or heat.
“The conductor in the wire caused the signal to reach the receiver.”