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lead1
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verb
1‘Michelle let them lead her into the porch’
follow
2‘we are led to believe that lack of finance is to blame’
3‘they feared that the Marshall Plan would lead to Germany's industrial revival’
4‘he intended to lead a march to the city centre’
follow
5‘a military delegation was led by the Chief of Staff’
serve in
6‘Federer was leading by 2 sets to 1’
be losing, lose
7‘the champion steeplechaser was leading the field as usual’
follow, trail
8‘right now, all I want is to lead a normal life’
9‘a path through the park leads to the beach’
noun
1‘I found myself in the lead early in the back straight’
last, losing
2‘they took the lead in the personal computer market’
last position
3‘Newcastle built up a 3-0 half-time lead’
4‘sixth-formers are supposed to give a lead to younger pupils’
5‘she is going to be playing the lead in Glen's movie’
bit part, extra
6‘a Labrador on a lead’
7‘detectives were following up a new lead in their hunt for the killers’
adjective
1‘we lost the lead position due to a combination of circumstances’
last
lead2
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See UK English definition of lead
See Spanish definition of ejemplo
noun
1‘he was removing the lead from the man's chest’
Phrases
- lead up to
‘she wondered if he was leading up to suggesting that they go together’
‘he knew she was leading him on’
1‘he led the way to the kitchen’
2‘Britain has often led the way in aerospace technology’
follow
‘they watched his dramatic announcement lead off the Nine O'Clock News’
end, conclude