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1.

• Englishsession

• Englishmeeting of a body to conduct business

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianնիստ

• Catalansessió

• Chinese

• Mandarin会议

• Czechzasedání

• Dutchzitting

• Finnishistunto, kokous

• Frenchsession

• Greekσύνοδος

• Irishsuí

• Italiansessione

• Khmerសម័យប្រជុំ

• Maoritūnga

• Persianنشست

• Portuguesesessão

• Russianсе́ссия

• Scottish gaeliccoinneamh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicсједницасесија

• Romansjednica, sastanak, sesija, zasjedanje

• Spanishsesión

• Turkishneeded

• Ukrainianneeded

2.

• Englishagreement

• Englishan understanding to follow a course of conduct

• Bulgarianсъгласие

• Catalanacord

• Chinese

• Mandarin協議

• Czechdomluvasoulad

• Danishaftale

• Dutchafspraak, overeenkomst, goedkeuring

• Finnishsopimus

• Frenchaccordpacte

• GermanVereinbarung

• Greekσυμφωνία

• Hebre הסכם

• Hungarianmegegyezés, egyezmény

• Irishconradh

• Italianconsenso

• Japanese合意納得

• Khmerកិច្ចព្រមព្រៀង

• Kurdish

• Soraniیه‌ککه‌وتن

• Kyrgyzмакулдук

• Latinsponsiofoedus

• Malaypersetujuan

• Maoriwhakaaetanga, kirimana

• Navajoahaʼdeetʼaah

• Normanaccord

• Norwegianavtale

• Bokmåloverenskomst

• Persianپیمان

• Polishumowa

• Portugueseconsensopacto

• Romanianacordînțelegere

• Russianсогла́сиедо́говор

• Scottish gaelicaontachadhaonta

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicспоразум

• Romansporazu

• Slovenedogovor

• Spanishacuerdo

• Swahilimkataba

• Swedishavtalsamtycke

• Vietnameseđồng ý

3.

• Englishformalism

• Englishstrict adherence to a given form of conduct, practice, etc.

• Bulgarianформализъм

• Chinese

• Mandarin形式主義

• Frenchformalisme

• GermanFormalismus

• Japanese形式主義

• Polishformalizm

• Romanianformalism

• Russianформали́зм

• Serbo-Croatianформализам

4.

• Englishentreat

• EnglishTo treat, or conduct toward, to deal with, to use

• Thaiร้องขอวิงวอน

5.

• Englishopen|wide

• Englishprepared to conduct business

• Armenianբաց

• Bashkirасыҡ

• Basqueireki, zabal

• Bulgarianотво́рен

• Catalanobert

• Czechotevřený

• Danishåben

• Dutchopen

• Esperantomalfermita, aperta

• Estonianavatud

• Finnishavoinna, auki (adverbs)

• Frenchouvert

• Germanoffen, geöffnet

• Alemannic Germanoffä

• Greekανοιχτός

• Hebre פָּתוּחַ

• Italianaperto

• Japanese営業中

• Mongolianнээлттэй

• Normanouvèrt

• Latinapertus

• Latvianatvērts

• Norwegian Bokmålåpen

• Persianباز

• Polishotwarty

• Portugueseaberto

• Russianоткры́тый

• Scottish gaelicfosgailte

• Sloveneodprt

• Spanishabierto

• Swedishöppen

• Turkishaçık

• West frisianiepen

• Zazakiakerde

6.

• Englishexperiment

• Englishto conduct an experiment

• Bulgarianекспериментирам

• Czechexperimentovat

• Dutchexperimenteren

• Esperantoeksperimenti

• Finnishkokeilla, tehdä koe

• Frenchexpérimenter

• Germanexperimentieren

• Greekπειραματίζομαι

• Japanese実験する

• Macedonianекспериментира

• Maoriwhakamātau

• Polisheksperymentować, przeprowadzać doświadczenie

• Portugueseexperimentar

• Quechuayañay

• Russianэкспериментировать, производить or проводить or ставить опыт

• Spanishexperimentar

• Swedishexperimentera

• Indonesiancheckeksperimen

• Lithuaniancheckeksperimentuoti

7.

• Englishnetiquette

• Englishappropriate conduct online

• Dutchnettiquettenetetiquette

• Finnishnetiketti

• Frenchnétiquette

• Hungariannetikett

• Marathiनेटिकेट

• Portuguesenetiqueta

• Russianнетике́т

• Thaiqth

8.

• Englishaudit

• Englishfinance, business: to conduct an independent review and examination

• Bulgarianодитирам, правя ревизия

• Chinese

• Mandarin審計

• Finnishtarkastaa, auditoida

• Galicianauditar

• Japanese監査

• Maoriarotake

• Spanishauditar

9.

• Englishkarma

• Englishthe total effect of a person’s actions and conduct during the successive phases of his existence

• Burmeseကံ

• Chinese

• Mandarin因果報應业

• Dutchkarma

• Esperantokarmo

• Finnishkarma

• GermanKarma

• Hebre קארמה

• Hindiकर्म

• Japanese業

• Khmerកម្ម

• Kyrgyzкарма

• Laoກຳ

• Lithuaniankarma

• Malaykarma

• Polishkarma

• Portuguesecarma

• Russianка́рма

• Spanishkarma

• Swedishkarma

• Thaiกรรมกรรมะ

• Tibetanལས

• Vietnamesenghiệp, nghiệp chướng

10.

• Englishrake

• Englisha man habituated to immoral conduct

• Arabicرجل بلا أخلاق

• Danishlibertiner qualifier

• Dutchlosbol

• Frenchroué

• Italianlibertino

11.

• Englishchurch

• Englishconduct service after childbirth

• Swedishkyrkta, kyrktaga

12.

• Englisherratic

• Englishdeviating from the common course in opinion or conduct

• Germangestört, verhaltensauffällig

• Maoriwhanokē

• Spanishtrastornado

13.

• Englishpot

• Englishrail transport: non-conducting stand that supports the third rail

• Finnisheriste

14.

• Englishsatan|church

• Englishconduct service after childbirth

• Swedishkyrkta, kyrktaga

15.

• Englishtribunal

• Englishassembly including one or more judges to conduct judicial business

• Arabicمَحْكَمَة

• Armenianդատարան, տրիբունալ

• Azeriməhkəmə, tribunal

• Belarusianтрыбуна́лсуд

• Bulgarianтрибуна́лсъд

• Burmeseတရားရုံး

• Chinese

• Mandarin仲裁庭法庭

• Czechtribunál

• Dutchtribunaal

• Esperantotribunalo

• Finnishtribunaali

• Frenchtribunal

• Georgianტრიბუნალი

• GermanTribunal

• Greekδικαστήριο

• Hindiन्यायालय

• Indonesiantribunal, mahkamah

• Interlinguetribunale

• Irishbinse breithimh

• Japanese法廷

• Korean법정

• Kurdishdadgeh

• Laoສານ

• Malaytribunal, mahkamah

• Persianمحکمه

• Polishtrybunał

• Portuguesetribunal

• Russianтрибуна́л

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicтрибунал

• Romantribùnāl

• Slovaktribunál

• Slovenerazsodišče

• Spanishtribunal

• Swedishtribunal

• Tajikтрибунал, маҳкама, суд

• Thaiคณะตุลาการศาล

• Turkishmahkeme

• Ukrainianтрибуна́лсуд

• Vietnamesetòa án

16.

• Englishpolicy

• Englishprinciple of conduct

• Arabicسِيَاسَة

• Armenianneeded

• Catalanpolítica

• Chinese

• Mandarin政策方針

• Czechpolitika

• Danishpolitik

• Dutchbeleid

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishpolitiikka, linja

• Frenchpolitique

• Georgianპოლიტიკა, პოლიტიკური კურსი

• GermanPolitikVorgehensweise

• Greekπολιτική

• Hebre מדיניות

• Hungarianpolitika

• Icelandicstefna

• Irishbeartas

• Italianpolitica

• Japanese政策ポリシー

• Khmerនយោបាយ

• Korean정책

• Malaypolisi

• Maorikaupapa here

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegian

• Bokmålpolitikk

• Nynorskpolitikk

• Polishpolityka

• Portuguesepolítica

• Russianполи́тика

• Spanishpolítica

• Swahilisera

• Swedishpolitik

• Thaiนโยบาย

• Vietnameseneeded

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• Englishpolicy

• Englishprudent conduct

• Chinese

• Mandarin方針

• Czechpolitika

• Dutchtactiek

• Finnishlinja, politiikka

• GermanGeschicklichkeitVorsicht

• Japanese方針

• Portuguesepolítica

• Russianполи́тика

• Swahilisera

17.

• Englishmorality

• Englishrecognition of / obedience to the rules of right conduct

• Catalanmoralitat

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Danishmoral

• Finnishmoraali

• Frenchmoralité

• GermanMoral

• Greekηθική

• Italianmoralità

• Japanese道徳

• Latvianmorāle

• Manxbeasaght

• Portuguesemoralidade

• Romanianmoralitate

• Russianэ́тика

• Scottish gaelicmoraltachd

• Spanishmoralidad

• Tagalogkasanlingan, kagandahang-asal

• Turkishahlak, aktöre, sağtöre

• Vietnameseđạo đức

• 
  

• Englishmorality

• Englishset of customs, traditions, rules of conduct

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Finnishmoraali, tapa

• Greekήθη

• Latvianmorāle

• Scottish gaelicmoraltachd

18.

• Englishbehavior

• Englishway an animal or human behaves or acts

• Arabicسُلُوك

• Bengaliআচরণ

• Bulgarianповедение

• Catalanconducta

• Chinese

• Mandarin行為

• Czechchování

• Dutchgedrag

• Esperantokonduto

• Finnishkäytös, käyttäytyminen

• Frenchcomportement

• Georgianქცევა

• GermanVerhaltenBetragen

• Greekσυμπεριφορά

• Hebre התנהגות

• Hindiबर्ताव

• Interlinguacomportamento

• Italiancomportamento

• Japanese振る舞い行儀行動

• Korean행위행동

• Lithuanianelgesys

• Polishzachowanie

• Portuguesecomportamento

• Romaniancomportament

• Russianповеде́ние

• Spanishcomportamiento

• Swedishbeteende

• Teluguప్రవర్తన

• Tok Pisinpasin

• Turkishdavranış, tutu

19.

• Englishconduct

• Englishmanner of guiding or carrying onesel

• Asturianconducta

• Bulgarianповедение

• Catalanconducta

• Corsicancundutta

• Czechchování

• Finnishkäytös

• Frenchcomportement

• Friuliancondote

• Irishbéasa

• Italiancomportamento

• Kurdish

• Soraniڕه‌وشت

• Maoriwhanonga

• Persianرفتار

• Portugueseconduta

• Romaniancomportament

• Russianповеде́ние

• Sardinianconduta

• Scottish gaelicdol a-mach

• Siciliancunnuta

• Spanishconducta

• Swedishhållninguppträdande

• Tagalogkaasalan

• Venetiancondota

• 
  

• Englishconduct

• Englishact as a conductor (of heat, electricity, etc.)

• Bulgarianпровеждам

• Czechvést

• Dutchgeleiden

• Finnishjohtaa

• Germanleiten

• Portugueseconduzir

• Russianпроводи́ть

• Spanishconducir

• Swedishleda

20.

• Englishextravaganza

• Englishevent or display of fantastic or chaotic behaviour or conduct

• Bulgarianзрелищно представление

• Chinese

• Mandarin華麗的演出

• Finnishspektaakkeli

• GermanZauberposseExtravaganza

• Malayekstravaganza

• Russianбуффона́дазре́лищное представле́ние

• Spanishneeded

21.

• Englishpartnership

• Englishassociation of two or more people to conduct a business

• Armenianneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchvennootschap

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishhenkilöyhtiö

• Georgianneeded

• GermanPartnerschaft

• Hausatarayya

• Khmerneeded

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegian

• Bokmålpartnerskap

• Nynorskpartnarskap

• Polishspółka partnerska

• Portuguesesociedade

• Russianпартнёрство

• Scottish gaeliccompanas

• Tagalogbakasan

• Thaineeded

• Turkishortaklık

• Vietnameseneeded

22.

• Englishchurch|presbyterian

• Englishconduct service after childbirth

• Swedishkyrkta, kyrktaga

23.

• Englishsuperconductor

• Englisha substance

• Danishsuperleder

• Estonianülijuht

• Finnishsuprajohde

• Frenchsupraconducteur

• GermanSupraleiter

• Japanese超伝導体

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsuperleder

• Nynorsksuperleiar

• Polishnadprzewodnik

• Russianсверхпроводни́к

• Swedishsupraledare

24.

• Englishconduction

• Englishconveying of heat or electricity through material

• Czechvedení

• Danishkonduktionvarmestrøm

• Finnishjohtuminen

• Frenchconduction

• GermanKonduktion

• Hebre הולכה

• Norwegianledning

• Persianهدایت, رسانش

• Portuguesecondução

• Russianпроводи́мость

• Serbo-Croatiankondukcija

• Spanishconducción

25.

• Englishinsolence

• EnglishArrogant conduct, insulting, bold behaviour or attitude

• Dutchonbeschoftheid

• Finnishröyhkeys, julkeus

• GermanUnverfrorenheitUnverschämtheit

• Irishborrachas

• Japanese横柄

• Norwegianfrekkhet

• Portugueseinsolência

• Romanianinsolență, obrăznicie

• Russianнадме́нностьнахальство

• Serbo-Croatiandrskost

• Slovenepredrznost, nesramnost, nadutost

• Swedishfräckhet

• Tagaloghimusong, kahimusungan

26.

• Englishlicentious

• Englishlacking restraint, particularly in sexual conduct

• Dutchwellustig, wulps, licentieus

• Finnishsiveetön, rietas, estoton, epäsiveellinen, räävitön, hillitön

• Frenchvoluptueux, leste

• Germanhemmungslos, liederlich, zügellos, ausschweifend

• Greekακόλαστος

• Hebre הוֹלֵל

• Irishainrianta, drabhlásach

• Russianбезнра́вственный, распу́щенный, развра́тный

• Serbo-Croatianpreslobodan

27.

• Englishmischief

• Englishvexatious or annoying conduct

• CherokeeᏄᏁᎸᎾ

• Chinese

• Mandarin惡作劇, 恶作剧

• Czechdarebáctví

• Dutchkattenkwaad

• Finnishilkamointi, kujeilu, ilkivalta, jäynä, pahanteko, kiusanteko

• Frenchespièglerie, bêtise

• GermanUnfugQuerulantentum

• Greekαταξία

• Hindiशरारत

• Irishdiabhlaíocht

• Italianvessatorio, indisponente

• Japanese悪戯

• Maoriraweke

• Navajoádílááh

• Portuguesetravessura

• Russianозорство́

• Spanishtravesura

• Irishcheckanmhailíscrosdonas

• Spanishchecktravesura

28.

• Englishconductivity

• Englishability to conduct

• Bulgarianпроводимост

• Chinese

• Mandarin傳導率

• Dutchgeleiding

• Finnishjohtavuus

• Frenchconductivité

• GermanLeitfähigkeit

• Greekαγωγιμότητα

• Hebre מוליכות

• Icelandicleiðni

• Irishseoltacht

• Japanese伝導性

• Korean전도성

• Manxyn-chondughtaght

• Persianرسانایی

• Portuguesecondutividade

• Romanianconductivitate

• Russianпроводи́мость

• Spanishconductividad

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• Englishconductivity

• Englishreciprocal of resistivity

• Finnishjohtavuus

• Frenchconductivité

• Greekαγωγιμότητα

• Romanianconductivitate

29.

• Englishprecept

• Englishrule or principle governing personal conduct

• Czechzásada

• Dutchregelprincipe

• Finnishsääntö, ohje, ohjenuora

• Frenchprécepte

• GermanGebot, Vorschrift, Grundsatz

• Greekκανόνας

• Hebre tsav, tsawv

• Portuguesepreceito

• Russianпри́нципзаве́т

• Swedishföreskrift, regel

• Tagalogsawikain

• Turkishta'li, ögreti, ta'lim buyurmak

30.

• Englishelectrolyte

• Englishsubstance that ionizes and conducts electricity

• Catalanelectròlit

• Chinese

• Mandarin電解質

• Esperantoelektrolito

• Estonianelektrolüüt

• Finnishelektrolyytti

• Frenchélectrolyte

• GermanElektrolyt

• Greekηλεκτρολύτης

• Hungarianelektrolit

• Icelandicrafklofiraflausn

• Idoelektrolito

• Italianelettrolito

• Japanese電解液電解質

• Manxlectrolyte

• Portugueseeletrólito

• Romanianelectrolit

• Russianэлектроли́т

• Spanishelectrolito

• Tagalogdagilusaw

• Turkishelektrolit

31.

• Englishmalpractice

• Englishimproper or unethical conduct by a professional or official person

• Czechzneužití úřední moci

• Finnishepäeettinen#Finnishfi

• Irishmíchleachtas

• Portuguesenegligência

• Spanishnegligencia

• Spanishchecknegligencia

32.

• Englishinvestigate

• Englishto conduct an inquiry or examination

• Catalaninvestigar

• Czechvyšetřovat

• Dutcheen onderzoek voeren

• Finnishtutkia, selvittää

• Frenchenquêter

• Italianinvestigare

• Latinaspicio

• Malaymengkaji

• Navajonaʼałkaah

• Portugueseinvestigar

• Russianрассле́довать

• Scottish gaelicrannsaich

• Swahiliukale, chunguza

• Swedishutreda

• Frenchcheckrechercher

• Koreancheck조사하다

33.

• Englishlitigation

• Englishconduct of a lawsuit

• Chinese

• Mandarinqualifiercmn诉讼cmn

• Dutchprocesvoeringgeding

• Finnishkäräjöinti, oikeudenkäynti

• Frenchlitige

• GermanRechtsstreit

• Japanese訴訟

• Portugueselitígio

• Russianсуде́бный проце́сс

• Turkishdava

34.

• Englishimpudence

• Englishimpudent language, conduct or behavior

• Czechdrzost

• Finnishröyhkeys, häpeämättömyys, julkeus

• GermanFlegeleiUnverschämtheit

• Greekθράσος

• Irishbrusaireacht

• Italianimpudenza

• Polishbezczelność

• Portugueseimpudência

• Romanianobrăznicie

• Russianна́глостьнахальство

• Scottish gaelicsgimilearachd

• Mandarincheck厚脸皮无耻

• Estonianchecklugupidamatus, checkninakus, checkhäbematus, checkjultumus

• Frenchcheckimpudence

35.

• Englishpride

• Englishproud or disdainful behavior or treatment, insolence or arrogance of demeanor, haughty bearing and conduct

• Chinese

• Mandarin傲慢

• Chuukesenamanam tekia

• Dutchtrots, fierheid, hoogmoed, eigenwaan, kapsones

• Finnishylpeys, kopeus

• Frenchfierté

• GermanHochmutDünkel

• Greekυπεροψίαεγωισμός, οίηση

• Irishborrachas

• Japanese傲慢

• Latvianlepnība

• Norwegianstolthet

• Portuguesesoberba

• Russianгорды́нязано́счивость

• Scottish gaelicuaill

• Spanishsoberbia

• Swahilidaha

• Swedishstolthet

• Turkishkibir

36.

• Englishresponsible

• Englishable to answer reasonably for one's conduct

• Bashkirяуаплы

• Catalanresponsable

• Danishansvarsbevidst, ansvarlig

• Dutchverantwoordelijk

• Frenchresponsable

• Germanvernünftig

• Normanresponsabl'ye

• Polishodpowiedzialny

• Portugueseresponsável

• Romanianresponsabil

• Russianотве́тственный

• Scottish gaeliccùramach

• Spanishresponsable

• Swedishansvarstagande, ansvarsfull, ansvarskännande

37.

• Englishdemerit

• Englishmark for bad conduct

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishhuomautus

• Frenchblâme

• GermanMinuspunkt

• Russianвзыска́ние

• Spanishdescalificaciónsanción

38.

• Englishleader

• Englishpipe to conduct water from the roo

• Finnishsyöksytorvi

• GermanRegenrinne

• Polishrynna

• Russianводосто́чная труба́

39.

• Englishdemean

• EnglishTo manage, to conduct, to treat.

• Dutchgedragen,behandelen

• Germanbehandeln, führen

• Spanishconducir, gestionar

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• Englishdemean

• EnglishTo conduct, to behave, to comport.

• Germanbenehmen, verhalten, führen, aufführen

• 
  

• Englishdemean

• EnglishBehavior, conduct, bearing, demeanor.

• Dutchgedrag,houding

40.

• Englishimposture

• EnglishThe act or conduct of an impostor, deception practiced under a false or assumed character, fraud or imposition, cheating

• Dutchoplichter

• Romanianimpostură

• Russianнадувательство

• Spanishimpostura

41.

• Englishlead

• Englishguide or conduct with the hand, or by means of some physical contact connection

• Arabicقَادَ

• Moroccan Arabicدّى

• Belarusianqualifierbe

• Bretonren, kas, bleinañ

• Bulgarianводя

• Chinese

• Mandarin引導

• Czechqualifiercs

• Dalmatianmenur

• Dutchleiden

• Esperantokonduki

• Finnishjohdattaa, opastaa, ohjata

• Frenchguider

• Friulianmenâ, condusi

• Germanführen, leiten

• Greek

• Ancientἄγω

• Hebre הוביל

• Hungarianvezet

• Idoduktar

• Italianguidare, condurre

• Japanese導く

• Ladincondujer, mener

• Latvianvest

• Lithuanianvesti

• Luxembourgishleeden

• Macedonianводи

• Malayalamനയിയ്ക്കുക

• Norwegianføre

• Old church slavonicqualifiercucu

• Polishqualifierplpoprowadzić, zaprowadzić,

• Portugueseguiar, conduzir

• Quechuarampay

• Romaniana duce

• Russianqualifierruru

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicводити

• Romanvoditi

• Slovakqualifiersk

• Slovenevoditi

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianwóźiś

• Upper Sorbianqualifierhsbzawjesć

• Spanishguiar, llevar, ducir

• Swahiliongoza

• Swedishleda, föra

• Ukrainianqualifieruk

• Walloonmoenner, kidure

• Welsharwain

• West frisianliede

• 
  

• Englishlead

• Englishguide or conduct in a certain course

• Catalandirigir, conduir, portar

• Dalmatianmenur

• Dutchleiden

• Esperantokonduki

• Finnishjohdattaa, opastaa, johtaa

• Frenchmener, conduire, guider

• Friulianmenâ

• Greek

• Ancientἄγω

• Hebre הוביל

• Idoduktar

• Italiancondurre

• Japanese案内する導く

• Luxembourgishleeden

• Macedonianводи

• Normanm'ner

• Ladinmener

• Polishkierować, prowadzić, poprowadzić, zaprowadzić, doprowadzać, przeprowadzać,

• Portugueseguiar

• Russianводи́ть, вести́

• Slovenevoditi

• Spanishconducir, llevar

• Swahiliongoza

• Swedishleda

• West frisianliede

• 
  

• Englishlead

• Englishconduct or direct with authority

• Dutchleiden

• Esperantoestri

• Finnishjohtaa, vetää

• Frenchdiriger, commander

• Germanleiten

• Greek

• Ancientἡγέομαι

• Hebre הוביל

• Italiancondurre

• Japanese率いる

• Malayalamനയിയ്ക്കുക

• Polishkierować, prowadzić, dowodzić, przewodzić, poprowadzić

• Portugueseliderar

• Romanianconduce

• Russianруководи́ть

• Slovenevoditi

• Swahiliongoza

• Swedishleda

• Welsharwain

• West frisianliede

• 
  

• Englishlead

• Englishguide or conduct onesel

• Dutchleiden

• Esperantosekvi

• Finnishviedä, johtaa

• Frenchmener, amener

• Hebre הוביל

• Italiancomportarsi

• Japanese導く

• Ngazidja Comorianrohora

• Normanm'ner

• Polishprowadzić się

• Portugueselevar

• Russianводи́ться, вести́сь

• Spanishllevar

• Swahiliongoza

• 
  

• Englishlead

• Englishintransitive: to guide or conduct

• Dutchleiden, begeleiden, meevoeren

• Esperantokonduki

• Finnishjohtaa

• Greek

• Ancientἡγέομαι

• Hebre הוביל

• Italiancomportarsi

• Japanese案内する導く

• Korean안내하다

• Polishprowadzić

• Portugueseguiar, conduzir, liderar

• Russianпроводи́ть

• Slovenevoditi

• Swahiliongoza

• Swedishleda

• 
  

• Englishlead

• Englishact of leading or conducting

• Dutchleiding

• Finnishjohto, johtaminen

• GermanFührung

• Italianguida

• Polishprowadzenie

• Portuguesecondução

• Swedishledning

42.

• Englishtransact

• Englishto conduct or perform an action

• Finnishpanna toimeen

• 
  

• Englishtransact

• Englishto conduct business.

• Finnishtoimia

43.

• Englishethics

• Englishstudy of principles governing right and wrong conduct

• Afrikaansetiek

• Arabicعِلْم اَلْأَخْلَاق

• Armenianբարոյագիտություն

• Bengaliনৈতিকতা

• Belarusianэ́тыка

• Bulgarianе́тика

• Catalanètica

• Chinese

• Mandarin倫理學

• Czechetika

• Danishetik

• Dutchzedenkunde

• Estonianeetika

• Faroesesiðalæra

• Finnishetiikka

• Frenchéthique

• Georgianეთიკა

• GermanEthik

• Greekηθική

• Hungarianetika, erkölcstan

• Indonesianetika

• Irisheitic

• Italianetica

• Japanese倫理学

• Kazakhэтика

• Khmerសីលវិជ្ជា

• Korean윤리학

• Latvianētika

• Malayetika

• Maorimatatika

• Mongolianэтик

• Norwegianetikk

• Persianفلسفه اخلاقعلم اخلاقاصول اخلاق

• Polishetyka

• Portugueseética

• Russianэ́тика

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicетика

• Romanetika

• Spanishética

• Tagalogpalaasalan, dalub-asalan, dalubasalan, asalan

• Tajikилми ахлоқ

• Thaiจริยธรรมจริยศาสตร์

• Turkishetik

• Ukrainianе́тика

• Vietnameseluân lý học (

• Yiddishעטיק

• 
  

• Englishethics

• Englishstandards of conduct

• Afrikaanseties

• Arabicأَخْلَاق, أَدَب

• Belarusianэ́тыка

• Bulgarianе́тика

• Catalanètica

• Chinese

• Mandarin倫理

• Czechetika

• Dutchzedenkunde

• Frenchéthique

• GermanVerhaltenskodex

• Hebre אתיקה

• Irisheitic

• Italianetica

• Japanese倫理

• Khmerអភិសមារចារ

• Korean윤리

• Latvianētika

• Maorimatatika, tikanga matatika

• Norwegianetikk

• Persianاخلاقادب

• Portugueseética

• Russianэ́тика

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicетика

• Romanetika

• Spanishética

• Tagalogkaasalan, asalan

• Tajikодоб

• Ukrainianе́тика

• Vietnameseluân lý (

• Esperantochecketiko

44.

• Englishconductor

• Englishperson who conducts an orchestra, choir or other music ensemble

• Bulgarianдиригент

• Catalandirector

• Chinese

• Mandarin指揮者

• Czechdirigent

• Danishdirigent

• Dutchdirigent

• Finnishkapellimestari, kuoronjohtaja, orkesterinjohtaja

• Frenchchef d'orchestre

• GermanDirigent

• Greekμαέστρος

• Greenlandicnipilersortuni ussersortuusoq

• Hebre מנצחמנצחת

• Hungariankarmester

• Interlinguadirector de orchestra

• Irishstiúrthóir

• Italiandirettore d'orchestra

• Japanese指揮者

• Normanchef dé musique

• Lithuaniandirigentas

• Macedonianдириге́нт

• Norwegian

• Bokmåldirigent

• Nynorskdirigent

• Persianرهبر ارکستر

• Polishdyrygent

• Portuguesemaestro

• Romaniandirijorșef de orchestră

• Russianдирижёр

• Serbo-Croatiandirigent

• Cyrillicравнатељдиригент

• Romanravnatelj

• Slovenedirigent

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiandirigent

• Spanishdirector

• Swahiliutingo

• Swedishdirigent

• Turkishorkestra şefi, koro şefi, şe

• Vietnamesechecknhạc trưởng, checkchỉ huy dàn nhạc

• 
  

• Englishconductor

• Englishperson who takes tickets on public transportation

• Bulgarianконду́ктор

• Chinese

• Mandarin售票員

• Czechprůvodčí

• Dutchconducteur

• Finnishkonduktööri

• Frenchqualifierfr

• GermanSchaffner

• Greekεισπράκτορας

• Hebre כרטיסןכרטיסנית

• Hungariankalauz

• Interlinguabilletero

• Irishstiúrthóir

• Italianconducente

• Japanese車掌

• Kambakondakta

• Kikuyukondakta

• Lithuaniankonduktorius

• Luhyakondakita

• Luokondakta

• Macedonianконду́ктор

• Malaykonduktor

• Merukondakta

• Norwegiankonduktør

• Polishkonduktor

• Portuguesecondutortrocador

• Romanianconductor

• Russianконду́кторпроводни́ца

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкондуктер

• Romankondukter

• Slovenesprevodnik

• Spanishrevisorinspector

• Swahiliutingo, kondakta

• Swedishkonduktör

• Turkishkondüktör

• Vietnamesecheckngười lấy vé, qualifiervi

• Yiddishקאָנדוקטאָר

• 
  

• Englishconductor

• Englishsomething which can transmit electricity, heat, light or sound

• Bulgarianпроводни́к

• Chinese

• Mandarin導體

• Czechvodič

• Dutchgeleider

• Finnishjohde, johdin, johdatin

• Frenchconducteur

• GermanLeiter

• Greekαγωγός

• Hebre מוליך

• Icelandicleiðari

• Interlinguaconductor

• Irishconduchtaire

• Italianconducente

• Japanese導体

• Khmerអង្គធាតុចម្លង

• Lithuanianlaidininkas

• Macedonianпроводник

• Maoripūkawe, pūkawe hiko qualifier

• Norwegian

• Bokmålleder

• Nynorskleiar

• Polishprzewodnik

• Portuguesecondutor

• Romanianconductor

• Russianпроводни́к

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкондукторпроводник

• Romankonduktorprovodnik

• Sloveneprevodnik

• Spanishconductor

• Swahiliutingo

• Swedishledare

• Tagalogsaluyan

• Turkishiletken

• Vietnamesechất dẫn

45.

• Englishdemeanor

• EnglishThe outward way in which a person behaves

• Armenianվարվելաձև

• Bulgarianдържание

• Catalancomportament

• Czechchování

• Danishopførsel

• Dutchgedragswijze

• Finnishkäytös, käyttäytyminen

• Frenchcomportement

• GermanBenehmen

• Hungarianviselkedés

• Italiancomportamento, atteggiamento

• Korean처신

• Norwegianoppførsel, opptreden

• Occitancomportament

• Portuguesecomportamento

• Russianповеде́ние

• Scottish gaelicgiùlan

• Slovakvystupovanie, správanie, spôsoby

• Spanishcomportamiento

• Swedishbeteendeuppträdande

46.

• Englishopen

• Englishprepared to conduct business

• Armenianբաց

• Bashkirасыҡ

• Basqueireki, zabal

• Bulgarianотво́рен

• Catalanobert

• Czechotevřený

• Danishåben

• Dutchopen

• Esperantomalfermita, aperta

• Estonianavatud

• Finnishavoinna, auki (adverbs)

• Frenchouvert

• Germanoffen, geöffnet

• Alemannic Germanoffä

• Greekανοιχτός

• Hebre פָּתוּחַ

• Italianaperto

• Japanese営業中

• Mongolianнээлттэй

• Normanouvèrt

• Latinapertus

• Latvianatvērts

• Norwegian Bokmålåpen

• Persianباز

• Polishotwarty

• Portugueseaberto

• Russianоткры́тый

• Scottish gaelicfosgailte

• Sloveneodprt

• Spanishabierto

• Swedishöppen

• Turkishaçık

• West frisianiepen

• Zazakiakerde

47.

• Englishdrift

• Englishthe tendency of an act, argument, course of conduct, or the like, object aimed at or intended, intention

• Bulgarianтенденция

• Maorihū qualifier

• Russianтенде́нция

48.

• Englishconductive

• Englishable to conduct electrical current or heat

• Bulgarianпроводим, проводящ

• Finnishjohtava

• Germanleitend

• Greekαγώγιμος

• Italianconduttivo

• Russianпроводя́щий

• Spanishconductivo

49.

• Englishtransaction

• Englishact of conducting or carrying out business, negotiations, plans

• Arabicصفقَة-( safka)

• Chinese

• Mandarin處理处理

• Danishforretning

• Finnishliiketoimi, transaktio

• Georgianსაქმის წარმოება, საქმიანი ოპერაციების წარმოება, მორიგება, გარიგება

• Greekσυναλλαγήδιεξαγωγή

• Japanese処理

• Malayalamഇടപാട്

• Portuguesetransação

• Romanianafacere

• Russianсде́лка

50.

• Englishcollegial

• Englishadhering to the ethos, standards and conduct that govern behavior among colleagues

• Catalancol·legial

• Czechkolegiální

• Germankollegial

51.

• Englishethicist

• Englishperson who studies principles governing right and wrong conduct

• Chinese

• Mandarin倫理學者

• Czechetik

• Irisheiticí

52.

• Englishsafeguard

• Englisha safe-conduct, especially in time of war

• Finnishkulkulupa

• Serbo-Croatianobezbjeđenje

• Spanishchecksalvaguarda

53.

• Englishrut

• Englishfixed routine, procedure, line of conduct, thought or feeling

• Danishvane

• Finnishura

• Frenchornière

• GermanTrott

• Occitanrodal, carral

• Russianрути́на

• Scottish gaelicclais

54.

• Englishpulpit

• Englishraised platform in church

• Arabicمِنْبَر

• Armenianամբիոն

• Basquepulpitu

• Belarusianкафедратрыбуна

• Bretonkador-brezeg

• Bulgarianамвон

• Catalanpúlpit

• Chinese

• Mandarin讲道坛

• Czechkazatelna

• Danishprædikestol

• Dutchkansel

• Esperantopredikejo

• Estoniankantsel

• Finnishsaarnastuoli, saarnatuoli

• Frenchchaire

• Georgianკათედრა

• Germanide

• Greekάμβωνας

• Hebre במהבימה

• Hungarianszószék

• Idokatedro

• Irishpuilpid

• Italianpulpito

• Japanese講壇

• Korean설교단

• Latviankancele

• Lithuaniansakykla

• Macedonianпроповедница

• Norwegianprekestol

• Persianمنبر

• Polishambona

• Portuguesepúlpito

• Romanianamvon

• Russianка́федра

• Scottish gaeliccùbaid

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпроповједао́ница

• Romanpropovjedaonica

• Slovakkazateľnica

• Sloveneprižnica

• Spanishpúlpito

• Swedishpredikstol

• Tagalogpulpito

• Ukrainianка́федра

• Vietnamesetòa giảng, toà giảng, giảng đài, bục giảng

• Walloonpirlodjetcheyire di verité

• Welshpulpud

55.

• Englishmaster of ceremonies

• Englishsomeone who conducts a program by introducing performers

• Finnishjuontaja

• GermanShowmaster

• Hungarianszertartásmester

• Italianpresentatore

• Manxfer y thie

• Polishmistrz ceremonii

• Spanishanimadorpresentador

• Italiancheckcerimoniere

• Englishsomeone who conducts a program by introducing performers

• Finnishjuontaja

• GermanShowmaster

• Hungarianszertartásmester

• Italianpresentatore

• Manxfer y thie

• Polishmistrz ceremonii

• Spanishanimadorpresentador

• Italiancheckcerimoniere

56.

• Englishpuritanism

• Englishstrict and austere religious conduct

• Hungarianpuritanizmus

• Russianпуританизмпуританство

• Serbo-Croatianpuritanizam

• Spanishpuritanismo

57.

• Englishriser

• Englishconduct

• Frenchgaine

58.

• Englishconductance

• Englishmeasure of the ability to conduct electricity

• Finnishkonduktanssi, sähkönjohtavuus

• Frenchconductance

• Germanelektrischer Leitwert

• Greekαγωγιμότητα

• Japaneseコンダクタンス

• Korean컨덕턴스

• Romanianconductanță

• Serbo-Croatiankonduktancija

59.

• Englishleader|senate

• Englishpipe to conduct water from the roo

• Finnishsyöksytorvi

• GermanRegenrinne

• Polishrynna

• Russianводосто́чная труба́

60.

• Englishup|open

• Englishprepared to conduct business

• Armenianբաց

• Bashkirасыҡ

• Basqueireki, zabal

• Bulgarianотво́рен

• Catalanobert

• Czechotevřený

• Danishåben

• Dutchopen

• Esperantomalfermita, aperta

• Estonianavatud

• Finnishavoinna, auki (adverbs)

• Frenchouvert

• Germanoffen, geöffnet

• Alemannic Germanoffä

• Greekανοιχτός

• Hebre פָּתוּחַ

• Italianaperto

• Japanese営業中

• Mongolianнээлттэй

• Normanouvèrt

• Latinapertus

• Latvianatvērts

• Norwegian Bokmålåpen

• Persianباز

• Polishotwarty

• Portugueseaberto

• Russianоткры́тый

• Scottish gaelicfosgailte

• Sloveneodprt

• Spanishabierto

• Swedishöppen

• Turkishaçık

• West frisianiepen

• Zazakiakerde

61.

• Englishpeer-to-peer

• Englishof a social network of equal partners able to conduct business without using a middle man

• Finnishkeskinäinen, vertainen

• Georgianერთთანრიგიანი

62.

• Englishjobbery

• EnglishThe act or conduct of public or official business for the sake of private gain

• Dutchomkoperij, vriendjespolitiek

• Frenchcorruption

63.

• Englishchoirmaster

• Englishthe musical director of a choir, who conducts performances and supervises rehearsal

• GermanChormeister

• Russianхорме́йстер

64.

• Englishcanvass

• Englishto conduct survey

• Finnishtarkastaa, tutkia

• Italiansaggiare, sondare, analizzare

• Spanishencuestar

65.

• Englishabduce

• Englishtransitive, obsolete: to draw or conduct away, to withdraw, to draw to a different part

• Dutchabduceren, afvoeren

• Portugueseabduzir, retrair, desviar, apartar.

• Spanishabducir

English translator: Spanish conduct  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare