Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Conductor"

A: It is a type of bragging. Being so proud of yourself that you pretend to not be able to describe it.

A: I've never heard this expression. I don't think it's a common expression. It sounds like creative writing.

Conductor = person who operates (drives) a train.

Express = another way to refer to a train. In the old days, some trains were called "express" trains because they went faster or made less stops than slower trains.

Hot mess = someone who is very disorganized or who is not graceful. It's a difficult concept to explain. Imagine a person came to a job interview 30 minutes late because he forgot he had a meeting. He also wore two different pairs of shoes because he was in a hurry. And he arrived at the wrong location for the interview because he had an old map. When he finally arrived at the job interview, he slipped and fell on the floor and ripped his pants. This man is a "hot mess."

So "conductor of the hot mess express" probably means someone who is very disorganized or not graceful.

A: Haha! This is a great expression! When someone is "a mess" it means they are having life difficulty or things are not going their way (or are unsuccessful in some manner). "A hot mess" is an exaggerated form of a mess. If you are a conductor or an express train, it means you are the leader of a very fast train.

Putting all of these things together - "Many things are spectacularly unsuccessful. If there was a challenge for the worst, this person would win."

Challenging to explain, so I hope I didn't confuse you more!

A: it means that person is both a tour guide and the bus driver

A: Challenges us

A: thank you so much😁

A: Americans do not say "ticket inspector", though you would be understood.

The conductor checks tickets.

When you conduct something, you are in charge of making things work. As a noun, conduct describes how you behave. The verb and noun have different pronunciations.

"He was showing good conduct." (noun)
"You should conduct yourself better." (verb)

A: The way I'd probably say this would be " The conductor usually turns the lights off every morning around ten o'clock." or "10 a.m." rather than "ten o'clock."

A: One is female (Conductress), and one is male (Conductor)

A: 👍 prefect

calls (present simple) però si riferisce a un azione solita. oppure a volte si raccontano le storie così

A: reckless driver

We also say that someone has "road rage"

A: Thermal conductor

A: ^^

A: × A conductor let me book the seat that wasn’t booked by anyone instead of me.
✓ A conductor let me book the available seat instead of others.

A: Great!

A: I would change it to, “The conductor is who directs an orchestra.”

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A: You're using 'so' to join the connected thoughts. You could use 'and' or perhaps a semicolon.