lead的中文翻译

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lead

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lead1 UK /led/ US /led/
铅
noun
- a chemical element. Lead is a heavy soft grey metal, used especially in the past for water pipes or to cover roofs.
- the thin black part of a pencil that marks paper
lead2 (show the way) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
引导, 领(路)
verb (led, led)
- to go with or in front of a person or an animal to show the way or to make them go in the right direction
  - If you lead, I'll follow.
    你领头，我跟着。
  - He led us out into the grounds.
    他把我们领入了花园。
  - The receptionist led the way to the boardroom.
    接待员领路到了董事会会议室。
  - She led the horse back into the stable.
    她把马牵回了马厩。
  - I tried to lead the discussion back to the main issue.
    我试着把讨论引回到主要问题上。
lead3 (connect two things) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
通向, 导致
verb (led, led)
- to connect one object or place to another
  - the pipe leading from the top of the water tank
    和水箱顶部相同的管子
  - The wire led to a speaker.
    电线连着扬声器。
lead4 (of road/path/door) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
通向, 导向
verb (led, led)
- to go in a particular direction or to a particular place
  - A path led up the hill.
    一条通向山上的小路。
  - Which door leads to the yard?
    那扇门通向院子？
  - The track led us through a wood.
    足迹把我们领入到了树林。
lead5 (cause) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
诱使, 致使, 引起
verb (led, led)
- to have sth as a result
  - Eating too much sugar can lead to health problems.
    吃太多糖会导致健康问题。
- to be the reason why sb does or thinks sth
  - What led you to this conclusion?
    是什么使你得出这个结论。
  - He's too easily led(= easily persuaded to do or think sth).
    他太容易受人影响了（很容易被说动去做或者去想某事）。
  - This has led scientists to speculate on the existence of other galaxies.
    这就使得科学家们推测还有其他星系的存在。
  - The situation is far worse than we had been led to believe.
    情形比我们预想中的还要糟糕。
lead6 (life) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
过(活), 使过(某种生活)
verb (led, led)
- to have a particular type of life
  - to lead a quiet life/a life of luxury/a miserable existence
    过宁静/奢华/悲惨的生活
lead7 (be best/first) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
领先, 领导
verb (led, led)
- to be the best at sth; to be in first place
  - The department led the world in cancer research.
    这个部门在癌症研究方面位于世界前列。
  - We lead the way in space technology.
    我们在航天技术方面位于领先地位。
  - The champion is leading (her nearest rival) by 18 seconds.
    冠军（她最接近的对手）领先了18秒。
lead8 (be in control) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
指挥, 领导, 率领
verb (led, led)
- to be in control of sth; to be the leader of sth
  - to lead an expedition
    率领探险队
  - to lead a discussion
    主持讨论
  - Who will lead the party in the next election?
    下一届选举谁来领导这个党派？
lead9 (in card games) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
(打牌时)先出(牌)
verb (led, led)
- to play first; to play sth as your first card
  - It's your turn to lead.
    轮到你出牌了。
  - to lead the ten of clubs
    先出梅花十
lead10 (first place) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
领先地位
noun
- the position ahead of everyone else in a race or competition
  - She took the lead in the second lap.
    她在第二圈时领先。
  - He has gone into the lead.
    他处于领先地位。
  - The Democrats now appear to be in the lead.
    现在看来好像是民主党占优势。
  - to hold/lose the lead
    保持/失去领先地位
  - The lead car is now three minutes ahead of the rest of the field.
    现在跑在最前面的车比赛场上其他车领先3分钟。
- the amount or distance that sb/sth is in front of sb/sth else
  - He managed to hold a lead of two seconds over his closest rival.
    他比跟得最紧的对手领先2秒钟。
  - The polls have given Labour a five-point lead.
    投票选举中工党领先5个点。
  - a commanding/comfortable lead
    遥遥/轻松领先
  - to increase/widen your lead
    加大/扩大领先优势
  - Manchester lost their early two-goal lead.
    曼彻斯特队失去了他们开场不久那领先2分的优势。
lead11 (example) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
指导, 榜样
noun
- an example or action for people to copy
  - If one bank raises interest rates, all the others will follow their lead.
    如果有一家银行提高利率，其他所有银行都会去效仿。
  - If we take the lead in this (= start to act), others may follow.
    如果我们在这方面带头行动，其他的人就会跟着做。
  - You go first, I'll take my lead from you.
    你带头，我跟着你的做。
lead12 (information) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
线索, 提示
noun
- a piece of information that may help to find out the truth or facts about a situation, especially a crime
  - The police will follow up all possible leads.
    警方将追踪所有可能的线索。
lead13 (actor/musician) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
(戏剧等的)主角, 主要演员
noun
- the main part in a play, film/movie, etc; the person who plays this part
  - Who is playing the lead?
    谁是主角？
  - the male/female lead
    男/女主角
  - a lead role
    主角的角色
  - the lead singer in a band
    乐队的首席歌手
lead14 (for dog) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
(牵狗等的)绳索, 皮带
noun
- a long piece of leather, chain or rope used for holding and controlling a dog
  - Dogs must be kept on a lead in the park.
    狗在公园时必须系着狗链。
lead15 (for electricity) UK /liːd/ US /liːd/
【电】导线, 引线
noun
- a long piece of wire, usually covered in plastic, that is used to connect a piece of electrical equipment to a source of electricity

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