plural noun
The states that people or things are in, especially how good or bad they are.
The cars were in very different conditions.
The books arrived in excellent conditions.
American English
How to pronounce conditions
noun · verbB1Very common word
knDIHshnz
/kʰn̩ˈdɪ.ʃn̩z/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of condition
The states that people or things are in, especially how good or bad they are.
Practice out loudMeanings & examples
plural noun
The facts and surroundings that affect how people live, work, or do something.
The road conditions became dangerous after the storm.
They live in difficult conditions.
plural noun
Illnesses or health problems that doctors identify or treat.
The clinic treats many chronic conditions.
She has several medical conditions.
Good to know
For health problems, Spanish usually uses afección or enfermedad rather than condición.
plural noun
Things that must happen or be true before something else can happen or be accepted.
The contract lists several conditions for payment.
We agreed to their conditions.
Useful expressions
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.