conducive

IPA/kənˈdjuːsɪv/
KK[kəndˈusɪv]IPA/kənˈduːsɪv/

conducive — 形容詞

  • conducivepositive
  • more conducivecomparative
  • most conducivesuperlative

1. creating a situation in which something good is more likely to happen, grow, or

1.形容詞C1
釋義

有助於的

能促成某好事發生的條件

creating a situation in which something good is more likely to happen, grow, or succeed

例句

A quiet office with plenty of natural light is conducive to deep concentration.

一間安靜且採光充足的辦公室有助於深度專注。

conducive to + abstract noun

Trang chose a small mountain cabin because the silence was conducive to writing her novel.

Trang 選了一間山中小屋，因為那份寂靜有助於她寫小說。

conducive to + -ing form

常見搭配
  • conducive to learning
  • conducive to growth
  • conducive to sleep
  • conducive to recovery
  • hardly conducive to
  • not conducive to
同義詞
  • favourable

    broader; can describe outcomes as well as conditions

  • helpful

    everyday register; doesn't require 'to + noun'

  • beneficial

    focuses on the positive result rather than the enabling conditions

反義詞
  • detrimental

    formal; means actively harmful, stronger than 'not conducive'

文法句型

conducive to + noun

conducive to + -ing

用法筆記

Almost always followed by 'to' plus a noun or -ing form; rarely used after a bare 'be' without the 'to' phrase. Subject is typically a place, condition, atmosphere, or behaviour rather than a person.

常見錯誤

The room is conducive for studying.
The room is conducive to studying.
the standard preposition is 'to', not 'for'.
She is conducive to her team's success.
Her calm attitude is conducive to her team's success.
the subject should be a condition or quality, not a person.

同根字

  • conduce
    動詞C2
  • conduciveness
    名詞C2
  • conducively
    副詞C2

常見搭配

名詞搭配

副詞搭配

  • hardly conducive
  • not particularly conducive
  • highly conducive

常用片語

  • conducive to learning
  • conducive to growth
  • an environment conducive to

介系詞搭配

  • conducive to