American English
/kʰn̩ˈdɪ.ʃə.nl̩/
4 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Depending on something else; true, possible, or available only when a particular thing happens or is true.
Practice out loudDepending on something else; true, possible, or available only when a particular thing happens or is true.
The job offer is conditional on a background check.
Your ticket is conditional on payment by Friday.
conditional offer · conditional approval · conditional acceptance
be conditional on + noun
Used for a sentence or verb form that talks about a possible or imagined situation and its result.
This is a conditional sentence.
The conditional form often uses would.
conditional sentence · conditional form · conditional mood
conditional + noun
A type of sentence or verb form used to talk about a possible or imagined situation and its result.
We use the conditional to talk about unreal situations.
The first conditional describes a real possibility.
the conditional · first conditional · zero conditional
the conditional
depending on something that must happen or be true
The sale is conditional on final approval.
an offer that applies only if a stated requirement is met
She accepted a conditional offer from the university.
a sentence that says what happens if a particular situation occurs
If I had more time, I would learn French.