lead
öncülük etmek
definition
verb
she emerged leading a bay horse
cause (a person or animal) to go with one by holding them by the hand, a halter, a rope, etc., while moving forward.
a military delegation was led by the Chief of Staff
be in charge or command of.
noun
The US is now taking the environmental lead
the initiative in an action; an example for others to follow.
they were beaten 5-3 after twice being in the lead
a position of advantage in a contest; first place.
translation of 'lead'
verb
yönetmek,
başında olmak,
etkilemek,
sürdürmek,
başı olmak,
öncülük etmek,
önderlik etmek,
götürmek,
yönlendirmek,
açmak,
yol göstermek,
önde gitmek,
sürmek
noun
önderlik,
kurşun,
önde olma,
kılavuz,
kurşun levha,
öncülük,
kablo,
ilk oynama hakkı,
iskandil,
örnek,
rehberlik
adjective
kurşundan yapılmış
example
she was born to 'lead'
The following morning, newspapers across Canada made the story their front-page 'lead' .
I'd like to play the 'lead' in a feature film.
The film might not have been so memorable with a more conventional actress in the 'lead' .
to 'lead' a student through the course
Discarding a picture card of a suit warns your partner not to 'lead' that suit.
He said there was no intention to follow the 'lead' of some other professional firms by quitting Bradford in favour of Leeds.
Crafted metal panels of copper, 'lead' and even gold have changed little over the centuries.
They only had to wait five minutes to regain the 'lead' with a try of real quality.
to 'lead' on sth
to take your 'lead' from sb
she had the 'lead' in a new film
I was confident, knowing that with a minute 'lead' over Jan, with the rain and the wind, I had no reason to take risks.
the 'lead' story
it's your 'lead'
The Milan fans were really quiet until they took the 'lead' , then it was as if someone just turned the volume up.
The following week, she took the 'lead' in the overall World Cup.
If you happen to have both aces in a suit, then it is not urgent to 'lead' one.
she had the 'lead' in a new film
The drums are not just used as a way of keeping time with the song, but actually as a 'lead' instrument.
But why should the UK follow the 'lead' of these progressive European countries and US states?
there will be specific areas or skills in which other nations 'lead' the world
When you stop to think about it, this film is nothing without a strong 'lead' in Stu's role.
Going into the final day, Real Madrid had a one-point 'lead' over bitter rivals Barcelona, who had not topped the table all season.
Eric was the 'lead' singer and the main focal point of the band.
The transfer was made by first rubbing the back of their sketch with pencil 'lead' .
A man leaped into the chains, and lowering down the 'lead' sounded in seven fathoms.
do not 'lead' us into temptation
to follow a 'lead'
Ann held a two shot 'lead' over her nearest competitor, Kay Fanning, after the final eighteen holes.
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