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1. (n.) conduction
the act of conducting, as of water through a pipe.
2. conduction
the transfer of heat between two parts of a stationary system at different temperatures.
3. conduction
the carrying of sound waves, electrons, heat, or nerve impulses by a nerve or other tissue.
Etymology: (1530–40; < L)
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| Definition of 'conduction' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) conduction, conductivity
the transmission of heat or electricity or sound
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| Definition of 'conduction' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) conduction
the act of leading or guiding
2. (noun) conduction
the act of training up
3. (noun) conduction
transmission through, or by means of, a conductor; also, conductivity
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| Definition of 'conduction' |
The Standard Electrical Dictionary |
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1. conduction
The process or act of conducting a current.
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Sense: transmission of heat etc by a conductor.
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Afrikaans: geleiding, konduksie |
Arabic: تَوْصيلُ الحَرارَه |
Bulgarian: прпводимост |
Brazilian: condução |
Czech: vedení |
German: die Leitung |
Danish: ledning |
Greek: μετάδοση θερμότητας μέσω |
Spanish: conducción |
Estonian: juhtimine, juhtivus |
Farsi: رسانش؛ هدایت |
Finnish: johtuminen |
French: conduction |
Hebrew: הוֹלָכָה |
Hindi: संवहन |
Croatian: vodljivost |
Hungarian: (hő)vezetés |
Indonesian: pengantaran |
Icelandic: varmaleiðing |
Italian: conduzione |
Japanese: 伝導 |
Korean: 전도 |
Lithuanian: laidumas |
Latvian: vadītspēja; vadāmība |
Malay: pengkondksian |
Dutch: geleiding |
Norwegian: ledning |
Polish: przewodnictwo |
Persian: رسانش؛ هدایت |
Pashto: هدایت |
Portuguese: condução |
Romanian: conductibilitate, transm |
Russian: проводимость |
Slovak: vedenie |
Slovenian: prevajanje (toplote) |
Serbian: provođenje |
Swedish: överföring, ledande |
Thai: การเป็นสื่อนำ |
Turkish: iletim |
Taiwanese: (透過導管)傳導(熱能等) |
Ukrainian: електропровідність |
Urdu: حرارت کا ایصال |
Vietnamese: tính dẫn (nhiệt, điện) |
Chinese: 传导 |
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