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Search option Results found in English Dictionary lead pencil [n] : bly [n] position [n] : ledning [u] , forsprang [n] information [n] : ledetråd [u] , spor [n] , tips [n] , vink [u] , pekepinne [u] metals [n] : bly [n] time [n] : forsprang [n] position [v] : lede , anføre person [v] : foregående , lede , ledsage head [v] : anføre , lede guide [v] : lede , foregående pencil [n] : mina [f] position [n] : cabeza [f] , primer lugar [m] , adelanto [m] information [n] : indicio [m] , pista [f] , indicación [f] metals [n] : plomo [m] time [n] : ventaja [f] position [v] : llevar la delantera person [v] : conducir , guiar head [v] : estar a la cabeza de , dirigir guide [v] : guiar , conducir pencil [n] : blyertsstift [n] position [n] : ledning [u] , försprång [n] information [n] : ledtråd [u] , spår [n] , tips [n] , vink [u] , fingervisning [u] metals [n] : bly [n] time [n] : försprång [n] position [v] : leda , anföra person [v] : föra , leda , ledsaga head [v] : anföra , leda guide [v] : leda , föra
Synonyms: [n] : Pb , atomic number 82 , metallic element [gt] , metal [gt] [n] : advantage [gt] , vantage [gt] [n] : track , trail , evidence [gt] , grounds [gt] [n] : leadership [gt] , leading [gt] [n] : angle [gt] [n] : lead-in , lede , section [gt] , subdivision [gt] [n] : score [gt] [n] : star , principal , actor [gt] , histrion [gt] , player [gt] , thespian [gt] , role player [gt] [n] : position [gt] , place [gt] [n] : tip , steer , confidential information , wind , hint , guidance [gt] , counsel [gt] , counseling [gt] , counselling [gt] , direction [gt] [n] : lead story , news article [gt] , news story [gt] , newspaper article [gt] [n] : spark advance , timing [gt] [n] : leash , tether , restraint [gt] , constraint [gt] [n] : leading , strip [gt] , slip [gt] [n] : pencil lead , graphite [gt] , black lead [gt] , plumbago [gt] [n] : jumper cable , jumper lead , booster cable , jumper [gt] , wire [gt] , conducting wire [gt] [n] : turn [gt] , play [gt] [v] : take , direct , conduct , guide [v] : leave , result , produce [gt] , bring about [gt] , give rise [gt] [v] : leave [gt] , result [gt] , lead [gt] [v] : head , precede [gt] , lead [gt] [v] : induce [gt] , stimulate [gt] , cause [gt] , have [gt] , get [gt] , make [gt] [v] : run , go , pass , extend , be [gt] , extend to [rt] , run along [rt] [v] : head , direct [gt] [v] : top [v] : contribute , conduce , promote [gt] , advance [gt] , boost [gt] , further [gt] , encourage [gt] [v] : conduct , direct , perform [gt] , execute [gt] , do [gt] [v] : spend [gt] , pass [gt] [v] : go , be [gt] [v] : precede , travel [gt] , go [gt] , move [gt] , locomote [gt] [v] : run , pass [gt] , make pass [gt] [v] : moderate , chair , hash out [gt] , discuss [gt] , talk over [gt]
antonyms: [n] : deficit [v] : follow
Derived terms: lead astraylead linelead nowherelead offlead the waylead tolead to nothinglead enlead erlead ershiplead inglead ing articlelead ing characterlead ing edgelead ing rolemislead , mislead ing , plead , ringlead er , lead poisoninglead ing inplay the lead in , unlead ed , affirmative plead ing , alternative plead ing , american revolutionary lead er , antimonial lead , balm of gilead , bandlead er , black lead , blacklead , business lead er , cheerlead , cheerlead er , civic lead er , civil lead er , civil rights lead er , clip lead , defective plead ing , fairlead , floor lead er , green lead ore , hard lead , huddie lead better , in the lead , judgement on the plead ings , judgment on the plead ings , jumper lead , kakatoe lead beateri , labor lead er , lead -acid accumulator,
lead -acid battery,
lead -colored,
lead -coloured,
lead -free,
lead -in,
lead acetate,
lead arsenate,
lead bank,
lead by the nose,
lead carbonate,
lead chromate,
lead colic,
lead glass,
lead on,
lead ore,
lead pencil,
lead plant,
lead sheet,
lead story,
lead tetraethyl,
lead time,
lead tree,
lead up,
lead belly,
lead ed,
lead ed bronze,
lead ed gasoline,
lead ers,
lead ing astray,
lead ing indicator,
lead ing lady,
lead ing light,
lead ing man,
lead ing off,
lead ing question,
lead ing rein,
lead ing tone,
lead less,
lead plant,
lead wort,
lead wort family,
loss lead er ,
majority lead er ,
military lead er ,
minority lead er ,
mislead er ,
mislead ingly ,
national lead er ,
nationalist lead er ,
nonlead ed ,
pencil lead ,
pig lead ,
plead er ,
plead ing ,
plead ing in the alternative ,
plead ingly ,
political lead er ,
puppet lead er ,
red-lead putty ,
red lead ,
religious lead er ,
sounding lead ,
special plead ing ,
spiritual lead er ,
strike lead er ,
sugar of lead ,
tetraethyl lead ,
unlead ed gasoline ,
white lead ,
white lead ore [Show less / more]
Wiki: Lead is a main-group element with symbol Pb and atomic number 82. Lead is a soft, malleable poor metal. It is also counted as one of the heavy metals.
Example: The depravity of the kings deeds lead the people to believe he was nothing more than a tyrant that needed to be overthrown. The fiscal austerity may lead to an overkill of the economy. Students took the lead in the campaign against pollution. Which is heavier, lead or gold? An apparently small event may lead to a great result. The slightest mistake may lead to a fatal disaster. I dont want to lead a dogs life any more. You have to think of the example youre setting. Youll never be able to lead if you dont set an example worth following. Whichever road you may take, it will lead to the station. Either way will lead you to the station. A slip of tongue will often lead us to unexpected results. I might as well die as lead such a life. That would lead to the production of more carbon dioxide, the main gas responsible for global warming. That would give him a terrible lead over me. That doctrine will no doubt lead to dismal consequences. That doctrine will no doubt lead to serious consequences. He has the lead in the race. Making such a judgement may lead to wrong ideas. These gases can lead to global warming. This is as heavy as lead .
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Lead was recognized as a English verb Infinitive: Gerundio: Past participle:
Indikative 9. Pluperfect indic. or Past perfect
11a. Future perfect or future anterior
Conditional Subjunctive Imperative
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