dans le dictionnaire PONS
I. con·duct VERBE trans [kənˈdʌkt]
1. conduct (carry out):
2. conduct (direct):
II. con·duct VERBE intr [kənˈdʌkt] MUS
- conduct
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Entrée OpenDict
conduct SUBST
- conduct (of an investigation, inquiry etc.)
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safe ˈcon·duct SUBST
code of ˈcon·duct SUBST
code of conduct SUBST DROIT ÉCON
conduct of affairs SUBST CTRL
freedom to conduct business SUBST DROIT ÉCON
guideline for good conduct SUBST FIN
rule for good conduct SUBST FIN
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