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to lead
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to go in front of or beside someone or something in order to show them the way or to make them go in a particular direction
1.1
to make a process begin
Example
The scientist's discoveries led to advancements in medicine.
The renovation project was primarily led by skilled contractors.
The captain's strong leadership skills led the team to overcome obstacles.
1.2
to play before everyone else
Example
The player with the highest card led the round.
The experienced player led with a calculated move to gain an advantage.
It's your chance to lead the next round.
1.3
to use a particular card as one's first card in a game
Example
He led with a wild card, surprising everyone at the table.
She led with a low card to deceive her opponents.
He decided to lead with his strongest card.
She decided to lead with a trump card to assert dominance in the game.
She led the game by playing a high-ranking card.
2.1
to be someone's reason for doing or thinking something
Example
The search for truth led him to question his beliefs.
A series of unfortunate events led him to reconsider his life choices.
His passion for helping others led him to pursue a career in social work.
A longing for independence led her to move to a new city.
The need for financial stability led her to accept a job offer.
3.1
to perform as the principal musician in a group of musicians
3.2
to have the advantage over other participants in a competition such as a race, match, or game
3.3
to excel and stand out, surpassing all others in a particular field or activity
4.1
to join or connect two particular things or places together
Lead
3.1
an advantage held by a competitor in a race
3.2
(sports) the score by which a team or individual is winning
Lead
Example
The teacher led the students to the classroom.
Dad led the family on a hike in the forest.
The tour guide led us through the museum.
The tour guide will lead us through the historic landmarks of the city.
Please follow me, and I'll lead you to the conference room.
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