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leader

UK
/ˈliːdə/
US
/ˈlidər/

Translations

leadernoun
leaders
pl
UK
/ˈliːdə/
US
/ˈlidər/
éditorialPresse.
The newspaper's leader criticized the government's environmental policies.
L'éditorial du journal critiquait la politique environnementale du gouvernement.
chef de fileFormulation plus idiomatique pour désigner le premier ou le plus avancé dans un domaine.
The company is a leader in renewable energy technology.
L'entreprise est un chef de file dans la technologie des énergies renouvelables.
The leader of the expedition made sure everyone was prepared for the journey.
Le chef de l'expédition s'est assuré que tout le monde était prêt pour le voyage.
dirigeantContexte institutionnel ou politique.
The leader of the expedition made sure everyone was prepared for the journey.
Le dirigeant de l'expédition s'est assuré que tout le monde était prêt pour le voyage.
leaderEmploi courant en économie, sport et technologie.
The company is a leader in renewable energy technology.
L'entreprise est un leader dans la technologie des énergies renouvelables.
Additional translations
avançonPêche.
amorceCinéma, photographie, technique de l'enregistrement.
meneurPersonne qui entraîne les autres par son exemple ou sa capacité à les guider.
Synonyms
chief
ruler
manager
foreman
pioneer
guide
captain
commander
director
head
Antonyms
follower
leaderadjective
UK
/ˈliːdə/
US
/ˈliːdər/
Used attributively before nouns to denote something that is leading or principal
The magazine ran a leader article on climate change.
Le magazine a publié un article principal sur le changement climatique.
Additional translations
de têteEmploi attributif, surtout dans la presse.

Definitions

leadernoun
A person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.
The leader of the expedition made sure everyone was prepared for the journey.
A person who is followed by others, especially by guiding or directing them.
She was a natural leader, inspiring her team to achieve their goals.
A person or thing that is the most successful or advanced in a particular area.
The company is a leader in renewable energy technology.
A short length of wire or line attached to a fishing line to prevent it from being bitten through by fish.
He attached a steel leader to his fishing line to catch pike.
A leading article in a newspaper or magazine; an editorial.
The newspaper's leader criticized the government's environmental policies.
A length of blank film or magnetic tape used for threading or as protection at the beginning or end of a reel.
Insert a leader before the film starts to avoid damaging the first frames.
leaderadjective
Leading; principal; at the forefront (used attributively).
The magazine ran a leader article on climate change.
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