lead
/liːd/
/liːd/
/led/
/led/
释义
verb带领，引领；领路；通向，通往；导致，造成；控制，领导；率领；掌管；领先，居首位；过（某种生活）
noun领先地位，首位；牵狗带，牵狗链；电线，导线
noun铅；铅笔芯
英英释义
verbto take a person or an animal somewhere by going with them or in front of them
verbto go to a place
verbto make something happen
verbto control a group of people
verbto be the first or the best, for example in a race or game
verbto have a particular type of life
nounthe first place or position in front of other people
nouna long piece of leather or a chain that you tie to a dog’s neck so that it walks with you
nouna long piece of wire (= a long thin piece of metal) that brings electricity to things like lamps and machines
nouna soft grey metal that is very heavy. Lead is used to make things like pipes and roofs.
nounthe grey part inside a pencil
场景例句
- He led me to the classroom.
- This path leads to the river.
- Smoking can lead to heart disease.
- The team was led by Gwen Hollis.
- Who’s leading in the race?
- They lead a very busy life.
- The French runner has gone into the lead.
- Who is in the lead (= winning)?
- All dogs must be kept on a lead.
词态变化
lead, leads, led, leading
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