conductor
konduktor
definition
noun
he was appointed principal conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
a person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir.
The conductor sold me the ticket on the train and I got off at Burley in Wharfedale with a load of other people, all dressed in suits as I was.
a person in charge of a train, streetcar, or other public conveyance, who collects fares and sells tickets.
translation of 'conductor'
noun
penunjuk,
alat konduktor,
pemimpin orkes,
kondektur,
alat penerus,
konduktor
example
graphite is a reasonably good 'conductor' of electricity
The driver set off without a backward glance and the 'conductor' began issuing tickets.
He also served as music director, conductor, and guest 'conductor' in symphony orchestras worldwide.
The metal is a good 'conductor' of heat and electricity.
This version is directed by Ann Wodeman, with musical director Alan Gardner 'conductor' of Kendal Choral Society.
The 'conductor' sold me the ticket on the train and I got off at Burley in Wharfedale with a load of other people, all dressed in suits as I was.
orchestra 'conductor'
Mascagni was a competent 'conductor' of orchestral music as well as opera.
He has served as orchestra 'conductor' , piano soloist, composer and arranger.
Electricity needs a 'conductor' in order to move.
It brings me joy to see the whole process - 'conductor' , orchestra, soloist - to see how it all comes together.
Based in south west Scotland and south east England and operating on a national basis, we offer full lightning protection and 'conductor' services.
This leaves the orchestra without a 'conductor' , and a musical cacophony verging on dissonance.
She claimed she found herself in trouble only after intervening in a ticket dispute between the 'conductor' and a fellow passenger.
A superbly idiomatic collaboration between a virtuoso 'conductor' and a stellar soloist!
Shortly after the train is departed, the 'conductor' comes around collecting tickets.
In England in those days, you had to give your ticket to the 'conductor' at your destination.
The driver could collect fares, displacing the 'conductor' .
I met him briefly at an after-concert reception while he was the principal 'conductor' of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The smaller the core and the poorer electrical 'conductor' its material was, the faster the field would decay.
Under this condition, an insulator, which previously prevented the flow of electricity, becomes a 'conductor' .
The 'conductor' sold us ‘one-ways’ to Egton Bridge and said the line was sometimes busy on a Sunday and quite popular with walkers but seats were not reservable.
In a few months' time, if you ask the city bus 'conductor' for tickets, chances are you will get a printed slip similar to a department store bill.
Carbon is an excellent 'conductor' of electricity.
Incorporation of dissolved ions makes water a better 'conductor' of electricity.
This 'conductor' is of the same type and cross-section as the down conductor(s) of the installation.
They had a conductor and a motorman: a motorman to drive it, and a 'conductor' to collect fares and announce the stops.
As electrons enter the conductor, they displace the electrons in the 'conductor' 's atoms.
He returned to Manchester to join the Halle, then one of the world's greatest orchestras under its legendary 'conductor' Sir John Barbirolli.
It has a high melting point and is a good 'conductor' of heat and electricity.
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