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leadverb

led

Past Simple

led
Past Simple
led
Past Participle
leading
Gerund
UK
/liːd/
US
/liːd/
dirigerGuider ou conduire un groupe; registre courant.
She was chosen to lead the team in the upcoming project.
Elle a été choisie pour diriger l'équipe dans le prochain projet.
menerAu sens d'être en tête dans une course ou une compétition.
The runner managed to lead the race from start to finish.
Le coureur a réussi à mener la course du début à la fin.
conduireAu sens de faire aller quelqu'un avec soi en le guidant physiquement.
The teacher will lead the children to the playground.
L'enseignante conduira les enfants jusqu'à la cour de récréation.
entraînerAu sens de provoquer un résultat ou une conséquence.
His actions could lead to serious consequences.
Ses actions pourraient entraîner de graves conséquences.
menerAu sens de s'étendre ou de conduire vers une destination.
This path leads directly to the lake.
Ce sentier mène directement au lac.
menerAu sens de vivre ou de mener sa vie d'une certaine manière.
He leads a very active lifestyle.
Il mène une vie très active.
Additional translations
présiderAu sens d'être à la tête d'une réunion ou d'un groupe; plus soutenu.
Synonyms
guide
direct
conduct
steer
manage
command
pilot
usher
navigate
influence
Antonyms
follow

Definitions

leadverb
To result in or cause a particular outcome or situation.
Even small mistakes in calculations can lead to a complete system failure.
To be in charge or command of something, such as an organization or activity.
He will lead the meeting this afternoon.
To guide or direct a group or person in a particular direction or towards a goal.
She was chosen to lead the team in the upcoming project.
To go or extend in a specified direction or toward a destination.
This path leads directly to the lake.
To direct a user or reader to a specific place, page, or link.
This link will lead you to our help center, where you can find more details.
To live or conduct (one’s life) in a particular way.
He leads a very active life.
To be ahead or in front in a race or competition.
Our team leads by 15 points before the halftime break.
To cause someone to go with one by holding them by the hand, a halter, a rope, etc., while moving forward.
The teacher will lead the children to the playground.
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