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led, led /liːd/Translation
v [t, i]
→ to lead to sth→ to lead up to sthVéase tb: to lead sb astray› (form)
⇨ ir delante
⇨ guiar
You know the way, so you lead and we'll follow Tú te sabes el camino, así que tú nos guías y nosotros te seguimos
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⇨ llevar
This is leading us nowhere Esto no nos lleva a ninguna parte
⇨ conducir
This road leads to my house Esta carretera conduce a mi casa
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⇨ llevar la delantera
⇨ encabezar
Janice led for most of the race Janice encabezó la carrera la mayor parte del tiempo
⇨ puntear amér.
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⇨ dirigir
⇨ liderar
■ pron. Rima con red(Definition of lead v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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