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leads

Pronunciation: [/lɛdz/]

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leads: meanings and example sentences

Learn how to use leads in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “guidance”

(verb) to show the way or guide someone or something in a particular direction. When you lead, you go first and others follow.

Example

The tour guide leads the group through the museum.

Example

The incorrect map led them to the wrong destination.

Example

Who will lead the team to victory?

Context: “positions”

(noun) positions held in academic, political, or professional spheres. When someone is in the lead, they are ahead of others in competition or in a position of authority.

Example

The team's lead in the game secured their victory.

Example

The company fell behind as their competitors took the lead.

Example

Who is currently in the lead for the election?

Context: “objects”

(noun) a piece of information or clue that helps to solve a problem or find a solution. When you have a lead, you have a hint or starting point for your search.

Example

The detective followed up on a lead from a witness.

Example

They hit a dead end and lost the lead in the case.

Example

Do you have any leads on where the missing keys could be?

How to pronounce leads

Pronunciation: [/lɛdz/]

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