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led [Brit lɛd, Am lɛd] VB pt, pp
led → lead III, IV
IV N
IV → intravenous drip
LED N
LED → light-emitting diode
LED m
light-emitting diode [Brit ˌlʌɪtəˌmɪtɪŋ ˈdʌɪəʊd] N
light-emitting diode → LED
market-led [Brit ˈmɑːkɪtˌlɛd, Am ˈmɑrkətlɛd] ADJ
market-led
market-led economy
I. lead1 [Brit liːd, Am lid] N
1. lead (winning position in race, game, poll, quiz):
2. lead (amount by which one is winning):
vantaggio m (over su)
3. lead (initiative):
dare il via (in doing nel fare)
4. lead (clue):
to give sb a lead as to solution
to give sb a lead as to perpetrator
5. lead:
lead THEAT, CINE (role)
lead THEAT, CINE (role)
6. lead JOURN (story):
7. lead ELEC (wire):
8. lead Brit (for dog):
9. lead (in cards):
II. lead1 [Brit liːd, Am lid] ADJ before n
lead guitarist, guitar
lead role, singer
lead article
III. lead1 <pt/pp led> [Brit liːd, Am lid] VB trans
1. lead (guide, escort):
lead person
guidare, condurre (to sth a qc; to sb da qn; out of fuori da; through per)
to lead sb up, down hill, staircase
riaccompagnare qn (to a)
condurre via or allontanare qn (from da)
2. lead (pull, take by hand or bridle):
lead child, prisoner, horse
condurre, portare (to a; into in; by per)
3. lead (bring):
lead path, route, sign, clue:
portare (to a)
lead path, route, sign, clue:
guidare (to da, verso)
lead sound, smell: person
guidare (to da, verso)
4. lead (be leader of):
lead army, team, expedition, attack, strike, revolt, proceedings, procession, parade
lead orchestra, research
5. lead (be ahead of):
lead SPORTS, COMM rival
lead team
6. lead (cause, influence):
to be led to believe that
he led me to expect that
7. lead (conduct, have):
lead active life, lazy life
8. lead LAW:
9. lead (in cards):
lead card
IV. lead1 <pt/pp led> [Brit liːd, Am lid] VB intr
1. lead (go, be directed):
to lead to path, route:
to lead to door:
to lead to exit, trapdoor:
2. lead (result in):
to lead to complication, discovery, accident, response
3. lead (be ahead):
lead company:
lead runner, car, team, side:
4. lead (go first):
5. lead (in dancing):
6. lead LAW:
to lead for defence, prosecution
7. lead JOURN:
to lead with story, headline, picture
8. lead (in boxing):
9. lead (in cards):
V. lead1 [Brit liːd, Am lid]
lead2 [Brit lɛd, Am lɛd] N
1. lead (metal):
red lead before n piping
red lead weight
2. lead (bullets):
lead inf, fig
3. lead:
4. lead (on fishing line, in gun cartridge etc.):
5. lead NAUT (for sounding):
6. lead TYPO:
7. lead ENGINEER (of window):
8. lead Brit (for roofing):
to fill or pump sb full of lead inf
to go down like a lead balloon Brit inf , to go over like a lead balloon Am inf
to swing the lead Brit inf, rare
extension lead [ɪkˈstenʃnˌliːd] N ELEC
lead-in [Brit ˈliːdɪn, Am ˈlidɪn] N
lead oxide [ˌledˈɒksaɪd] N
lead off VB [liːd -] (begin)
cominciare (with con)
sounding lead [ˈsaʊndɪŋled] N
led [led] VB
led pt, pp of lead
LED [ˌel·i:·ˈdi:] N
LED abbreviation of light-emitting diode
LED m
I. lead1 [li:d] N
1. lead:
2. lead:
3. lead THEAT:
4. lead (clue, tip):
to get a lead on sth
5. lead (connecting wire):
6. lead (dog leash):
II. lead1 <led, led> [li:d] VB trans
1. lead (be in charge of):
lead discussion, inquiry
2. lead (conduct):
3. lead (induce):
to lead sb to do sth
portare qu a fare qc
far credere a qu che
4. lead COMM, SPORTS (be ahead of):
5. lead (live a particular way):
lead life
Phrases:
to lead sb (around) by the nose inf
III. lead1 <led, led> [li:d] VB intr
1. lead (be in charge):
2. lead (guide followers):
3. lead (conduct):
to lead to/into sth a. fig
4. lead (be ahead):
lead2 [led] N
1. lead (metal):
2. lead in pencil:
3. lead NAUT:
lead poisoning N
lead story N JOURN
lead aside VB trans
lead-free [ˈled·fri:] ADJ
I. lead off VB trans
lead off person
lead off room
II. lead off VB intr
lead to VB trans
Present
Ilead
youlead
he/she/itleads
welead
youlead
theylead
Past
Iled
youled
he/she/itled
weled
youled
theyled
Present Perfect
Ihaveled
youhaveled
he/she/ithasled
wehaveled
youhaveled
theyhaveled
Past Perfect
Ihadled
youhadled
he/she/ithadled
wehadled
youhadled
theyhadled
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She claims that all she was trying to do is unhook the IV bag as it's empty.
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A degree of level IV requires more theoretical knowledge than the previous level.
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He was also selected as the chairman of the IV.
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The pedipalp chelae (pincers) are wider than the patella (segment IV).
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Instead, it is an octacoordinated vanadium(IV) complex.
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