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lead3
/liːd/Translation
n [no pl]
› (en deportes)
⇨ ventaja
a lead of two points una ventaja de dos puntos
›Sally is in the lead, I think she is going to win
Sally va en cabeza, creo que va a ganar
n [c]
› (en cine o en teatro)
⇨ papel principal
⇨ protagonista
to play the lead ser el protagonista
› UK (UK/US tb leash)
⇨ correa [para un animal]
› UK (US cord)
⇨ cable [eléctrico]
›
⇨ pista
The police don't have any leads La policía no tiene pistas
⇨ indicio
(Definition of lead nn from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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