American English
/kʰn̩ˈdɪ.ʃn̩/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
the state that a person or thing is in, especially how good or bad it is
The first and last syllables can be very short, with the /n/ carrying the syllable: /kʰn̩ˈdɪ.ʃn̩/.
the state that a person or thing is in, especially how good or bad it is
The old sofa is still in good condition.
The rental car was in terrible condition.
in good condition · in poor condition · working condition
[person/thing] + be + in + good/bad condition
the condition of + noun
the facts and surroundings that affect how people live, work, or do something
The workers want better working conditions.
These weather conditions are dangerous for small boats.
working conditions · living conditions · weather conditions · difficult conditions
live/work + in + good/poor conditions
under + these/those conditions + clause
an illness or health problem that a doctor identifies or treats
He has a heart condition.
The doctor treated her skin condition.
For a health problem, English often uses condition; Spanish usually uses afección or enfermedad, not condición.
medical condition · chronic condition · heart condition · skin condition
have + a medical condition
be diagnosed with + a condition
something that must happen or be true before something else can happen or be accepted
Payment is a condition of the agreement.
You can borrow the car on one condition: fill the tank.
a condition of the agreement · meet a condition · on one condition
a condition for + noun/gerund
on condition that + subject + verb
the rules and details of an agreement or service
Read the terms and conditions before you sign.
only if something happens or is true
You can stay on condition that you keep quiet.
in the situation just described
Under these conditions, the trip is too expensive.