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to lead off
[phrase form: lead]
01
to initiate something, especially a process, event, or discussion
02
to cause someone to become morally corrupt or to lose their innocence
03
(in baseball) to be the first batter at the start of an inning
04
to begin at a location and continue on a street or path away from it
lead off
v
Example
The meeting will lead off with a review of the previous week's progress.
The president led off the ceremony with a speech.
The band will lead off the concert with their most popular song.
The river leads off to the north.
The hiking trail leads off into the woods.
