lead
leadverb
UK/liːd/US/liːd/
Dạng từ: leads · led · leading
SHOW THE WAY
B1to show someone where to go by going with them or in front of them
- She led us to our seats.
- The guide led the group through the forest.
CONTROL
B1to be in charge of a group of people or an activity
- He led the team to victory.
- Who will lead the project?
WINNING
B1to be winning a game or competition
- Our team was leading 2–0 at half-time.
GO TO
B1if a road or door leads somewhere, it goes there
- This path leads to the beach.
CAUSE
B2to cause something to happen
- Stress can lead to health problems.
leadnoun
UK/liːd/US/liːd/
Dạng từ: leads
WINNING
B1the position of being in front in a race or competition
- She took the lead in the second half of the race.
- Our team is in the lead.
MAIN PART
B2the main part in a film or play
- She plays the lead in the new film.
DOG
B2a long piece of leather or rope used to hold a dog
- Dogs must be kept on a lead in the park.