lead
🇺🇸
/liːd/
🇬🇧
/liːd/
verb
A2
To show someone the way or guide them.
Please lead us to the meeting room.
請帶我們去會議室。
A2
To connect one thing to another.
This pipe will lead water to the garden.
這根水管會把水引到花園。
A2
To go toward a place.
This road will lead you to the beach.
這條路會通向海灘。
A2
To cause something to happen.
Your help can lead to success.
你的幫助可以帶來成功。
B1
To make someone think or do something.
His words lead me to trust him.
他的話讓我信任他。
A2
To be in charge or be the boss.
She will lead the team to victory.
她將帶領團隊走向勝利。
B1
To be first or the best.
Our school leads in science projects.
我們學校在科學項目上領先。
B2
To live a certain way.
They lead a happy life together.
他們一起過著幸福的生活。
R
To start something.
New ideas lead change in our company.
新想法引領我們公司的變革。
R
To play first in a card game.
You lead with your best card.
你用最好的牌先出。
noun
B1
Being first in a race or game.
She has the lead in the race.
她在比賽中領先。
B2
How far ahead someone is.
Our team has a five-point lead.
我們隊領先五分。
R
An example for others to follow.
We should take the lead in helping others.
我們應該帶頭幫助他人。
R
A clue or helpful information.
The detective found a new lead.
偵探發現了一條新線索。
R
A possible new customer or chance.
Our ad brought many new leads.
我們的廣告帶來了很多新潛在客戶。
R
The main actor in a show.
She got the lead in the play.
她獲得了劇中的主角。
R
The person in charge of a project.
He is the lead on this job.
他是這項工作的負責人。
R
The first part of a news story.
The news lead caught my attention.
新聞的開頭吸引了我的注意。
R
A rope for a dog.
Keep your dog on a lead.
給你的狗繫上牽引繩。
R
A wire for electricity.
Check the lead for any damage.
檢查電線是否有損壞。
R
A heavy gray metal.
Old pipes were made of lead.
舊水管是用鉛製成的。
R
The black part of a pencil.
My pencil needs new lead.
我的鉛筆需要新筆芯。
translation
帶領, 連接, 通向, 導致, 促使, 領導, 領先, 過（某種生活）, 發起, 先出牌
領先地位, 領先距離, 榜樣, 線索, 潛在客戶, 主演, 專案負責人, 導語, 狗繩, 導線, 鉛, 鉛筆芯
詞形變化
3rd Present
leads
Past
led
Perfect
led
Progressive
leading
Plural
leads