driver
The Spanish word 'conductor' translates to 'driver' in English. It is used to refer to someone who operates and controls a vehicle such as a car, bus, or train. It holds the same connotations of responsibility and control as it does in English. In Spanish, it can also specifically refer to someone who conducts an orchestra or the person leading a choir.
The bus driver is late.
This sentence uses 'conductor' to mean bus driver indicating the profession. It implies that the person mentioned is the one who drives a bus.
The orchestra conductor is very talented.
Here, 'conductor' refers to the person leading a group of musicians in an orchestra, not someone driving a vehicle. This demonstrates the multiple uses of 'conductor' in different contexts.
My father was a driver in his youth.
In this sentence, 'conductor' is used to denote a person who drives, not necessarily as a profession. It could be a taxi driver, truck driver, car driver, or any other vehicle driver.