conducive
意味: Tending to bring about or contribute to a particular outcome, especially a favourable one. Almost always followed by 'to.'
Conducive is a formal adjective used to describe conditions, environments, or factors that help produce a desired result. It is overwhelmingly used with the preposition 'to' and appears frequently in academic writing, policy documents, and workplace contexts. Common collocations include 'conducive to learning,' 'conducive to growth,' and 'conducive to good health.'
例文
- The open-plan layout was not conducive to concentrated study. 开放式布局不利于集中学习。La disposición diáfana no era propicia para el estudio concentrado.そのオープンプランのレイアウトは集中した学習には適していなかった。그 개방형 레이아웃은 집중적인 학습에 적합하지 않았다.
- Warm, humid conditions are particularly conducive to the spread of fungal infections. 温暖潮湿的环境特别有利于真菌感染的传播。Las condiciones cálidas y húmedas son especialmente propicias para la propagación de infecciones fúngicas.温暖多湿な環境は真菌感染の拡大に特に有利に働く。온난 다습한 환경은 곰팡이 감염의 확산에 특히 유리하게 작용한다.
- The government pledged to create an environment conducive to foreign investment. 政府承诺创造有利于外国投资的环境。El gobierno se comprometió a crear un entorno propicio para la inversión extranjera.政府は外国投資に資する環境を整備することを約束した。정부는 외국인 투자에 유리한 환경을 조성하겠다고 약속했다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional, political
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin conducere (to lead together, to be useful), via the past participle conductus. Entered English in the mid-17th century with the sense of 'leading towards a result.'
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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