Lead
111lead — tarpledis statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Jūroje atvira vandens vieta tarp ledo laukų. Atsiranda dėl potvynių ir atoslūgių, vėjo poveikio. atitikmenys: angl. lead; lead in ice vok. Rinne, f; Rinne im Eis, f rus. разводье, n …
112lead — /li:d/ verb to be the main person in a group ● She will lead the trade mission to Nigeria. ● The tour of American factories will be led by the minister. (NOTE: leading – led) ■ noun 1. information which may lead to a sale ● It has been difficult… …
113Lead — Bezeichnet im Zusammenhang mit der Neukunden Gewinnung eine definierte Handlung, die ein Besucher einer Website vornimmt. Ein Lead kann die Hinterlegung der eigenen Adresse, die Anforderung eines Newsletters oder eine Bestellung sein. Lead… …
114lead up — verb set in motion, start an event or prepare the way for (Freq. 4) Hitler s attack on Poland led up to World War II • Syn: ↑initiate • Derivationally related forms: ↑initiative (for: ↑initiate), ↑ …
115lead-in — noun 1. the introductory section of a story it was an amusing lead in to a very serious matter • Syn: ↑lead, ↑lede • Hypernyms: ↑section, ↑subdivision • Part Holonyms: ↑ …
116lead-up — ˈlēˌdəp noun Etymology: lead up : something that leads up to or prepares the way for something else the race will serve as a lead up to the classic Sydney (Australia) Bulletin …
117lead·ed — /ˈlɛdəd/ adj 1 : containing lead leaded gasoline opposite ↑unleaded 2 : having pieces of glass separated by narrow pieces of lead leaded glass leaded windows …
118lead — See: ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME, BLIND LEADING THE BLIND …
119lead — See: GET THE LEAD OUT OF ONE S PANTS …
120lead to — {v. phr.} To result in. * /Such a heavy arms race can only lead to war./ …
