conduce
/kənˈdjuːs//kənˈd(j)us/
词源链
- 中古英语Middle English约 1150–1500 年
conducen‘to guide, lead; (surgery) to draw together (edges of a wound, or parts of a torn sinew); to set (a broken bone)’
继承
- 英语English
conduce
词源说明
From Late Middle English conducen (“to guide, lead; (surgery) to draw together (edges of a wound, or parts of a torn sinew); to set (a broken bone)”), borrowed from Latin condūcere, the present active infinitive of condūcō (“to bring, draw, or lead together, assemble, collect; to contribute to something by being useful, be of use, be conducive to”), from con- (prefix denoting a bringing together of several things) + dūcō (“to conduct, guide, lead, lead away”) (ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *dewk- (“to draw, pull; to lead (pull behind oneself)”)). Doublet of conduct and conn.
释义
动词verb
- 1transitive, obsoleteTo cause (something) to occur; to bring about.
- 2transitive, obsoleteTo contribute (something).
- 3transitive, obsolete(also figuratively) To conduct or lead (someone or something).
- 4transitive, obsolete(rare) To advantage