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lead - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums. All Free. WordReference.com | Online Language Dictionaries. ... Idioms lead someone a chase or dance, to cause someone difficulty by forcing to do irksome or unnecessary things. lead the way. See way (def. 35).
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Beta1. The transitive "to lead" means "to cause SOMEONE (the direct object is a person) to do something" and follows the same structure "verb+someone+infinitive" as many other verbs, e.g. "he forced me to go," "she encouraged me to apply," or even "he made me do it" (this one with the short infinitive).
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Betalead [sb/sth] ⇒ vtr (command) comandar vt : The general leads his troops well, so they do what he orders. O general comanda as suas tropas bem, por isso elas fazem o que ele ordena. lead [sth] ⇒ vtr (head, manage) liderar vt : conduzir vt : The chief inspector leads the investigation. O inspetor chefe lidera a investigação. lead to [sth ...
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BetaHi everybody, I have a question regarding the use of lead to when it has a verb after it. Do you have to use the infinitive or the -ing form? That problem will lead us to spend/spending more money. That problem will lead to spend/spending more money. which one is correct? Thank you in advance.
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BetaLEAD traduzione: portare, condurre, guidare, portare, condurre, essere in testa, condurre (vita), condurre…. Saperne di più.
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BetaIo lavoro in una banca, e ogni giorno mi vengono assegnati/e dei/delle lead. A volte un mio collega maltese mi chiede di dargliene uno/una. Siccome ne io ne lui è madrelingua italiano, oggi, 10 minuti fa mi è capitato questo: il mio collega (maschio) mi ha chiesto (e anche io sono maschio): "me la dai?" - intendendo un/una lead.
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Betago over like a lead balloon v expr (fail to be popular) caer mal loc verb: in the lead adv (winning) (figurado) a la cabeza loc adv : ganando gerundio : Up by thirteen points over the hated Bears, the Wolves are currently in the lead. ⓘ Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Gracias a su récord, él va a la cabeza. in the lead ...
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BetaFlying lead: On a flat pack device, a lead which exits from the end rather than the side of the package, then makes a right-angle turn to parallel the other leads. Pero hesitaba antes de citar esta definición porque parece ser muy estrecha, la mayoría de las ilustraciones de los "flying leads" parecen ser simplemente uno o más cables para conectar un dispositivo, etc. a un circuito.
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Beta¿Qué es un "lead-in"? Está aplicado a la realización de una actividad lingüística (doing a lead-in to the activity). Gracias.
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BetaHello, teachers: lead sb. into doing something / lead sb. to do something Are the two senrence patterns correct? If they are correct, what's the difference between them? Thank you in advance.
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