A conductor is something that lets electricity flow through it.
Some examples of conductors are metal wires, copper, and gold.
Conductors are used in many electrical devices, such as light bulbs, radios, and computers.
The metal wire is a good conductor of electricity.
Noun:
Conductor: A person who leads an orchestra, choir, or other musical group.
Conductor: A substance that allows heat or electricity to flow through it easily.
Conductor: A person who is responsible for the safety of passengers on a train or other public transportation system.
Adjective:
Conductive: Able to conduct heat or electricity.
Verb:
To conduct: To lead an orchestra, choir, or other musical group.
To conduct: To allow heat or electricity to flow through.
The word "conductor" comes from the Latin word "conductor", which means "leader". It is made up of the prefix "con-", which means "together", and the verb "ducere", which means "to lead".
What materials are good conductors?
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