lead

lead
I 1. li:d past tense, past participle - led; verb
1) (to guide or direct or cause to go in a certain direction: Follow my car and I'll lead you to the motorway; She took the child by the hand and led him across the road; He was leading the horse into the stable; The sound of hammering led us to the garage; You led us to believe that we would be paid!) lede, leie; føre
2) (to go or carry to a particular place or along a particular course: A small path leads through the woods.) lede, bære
3) ((with to) to cause or bring about a certain situation or state of affairs: The heavy rain led to serious floods.) føre (til)
4) (to be first (in): An official car led the procession; He is still leading in the competition.) gå i spissen for, lede (an)
5) (to live (a certain kind of life): She leads a pleasant existence on a Greek island.) føre
2. noun
1) (the front place or position: He has taken over the lead in the race.) ledelse, tet
2) (the state of being first: We have a lead over the rest of the world in this kind of research.) ledelse
3) (the act of leading: We all followed his lead.) ledelse, førerskap
4) (the amount by which one is ahead of others: He has a lead of twenty metres (over the man in second place).) forsprang
5) (a leather strap or chain for leading a dog etc: All dogs must be kept on a lead.) bånd, reim
6) (a piece of information which will help to solve a mystery etc: The police have several leads concerning the identity of the thief.) spor, hint
7) (a leading part in a play etc: Who plays the lead in that film?) hovedrolle, helt(inne)
- leadership
- lead on
- lead up the garden path
- lead up to
- lead the way
II led noun
1) ((also adjective) (of) an element, a soft, heavy, bluish-grey metal: lead pipes; Are these pipes made of lead or copper?) bly
2) (the part of a pencil that leaves a mark: The lead of my pencil has broken.) blyantstift
bly
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forsprang
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lede
I
subst. \/led\/
1) (kjemi) bly
he suffered from lead poisoning
she was treated with lead ointment
hun ble behandlet med blysalve
the solution contains oxide of lead
løsningen inneholder blyoksid
2) (i blyant) grafitt, bly, (blyant)spiss
3) (i våpen) kule, kuler, bly
4) (poetisk) lodd, skjebne
5) (sjøfart) lodd, blylodd
6) (fiske) søkke, blysøkke
7) plombe, blysegl
8) (boktrykking) reglett (metallplate som skiller linjene i sats fra hverandre
arm the lead (sjøfart) sette talg på loddet
cast the lead lodde
get the lead out (amer., hverdagslig) få opp farten, få ut fingeren
go over like a lead balloon (hverdagslig) falle til jorden, mislykkes totalt
the proposal went over like a lead ballon
forslaget falt pladask til jorden
heave the lead lodde
lead in one's pencil (hverdagslig, særlig amer.) futt, (seksuell) energi
leads (bygg) blytak, blyplater til taktekking blyinnfatning (i vinduer) hefteblikk
swing the lead (slang) skulke, stikke av, snike seg unna (slang) simulere, spille syk
II
subst. \/liːd\/
1) ledelse, anførsel, førerskap
2) ledelse, forsprang, tet
I wonder how long she can keep the lead
jeg lurer på hvor lenge hun kan ligge i teten
3) ledetråd, spor, tips, hint, vink
4) (kortspill) utspill (også overført), forhånd
it's my lead
det er jeg som skal spille ut
5) (sport) første kast
6) (teater) hovedrolle, hovedrolleinnehaver
7) (musikk) tittelparti
8) (elektronikk) ledning, kabel, leder
9) (handel) leveringstid, tid mellom planlegging og produksjon av et produkt
10) (hundeutstyr) bånd, kobbel, lenke, reim
the dog was on a lead
hunden var i bånd
11) (gruvedrift) gang, åre
12) (teknikk) renne, kvernrenne
13) (sjø) isrenne, råk, renne mellom isflak
follow somebody's lead følge noens eksempel
forge into the lead (sport o.l.) presse seg opp i ledelsen
give a lead (overført) ta et initiativ, gå i bresjen, vise vei gå først, hoppe først (e.l.)
give somebody a lead oppmuntre noen til å komme etter gi noen en ledetråd
give the lead (overført) angi tonen
have a lead of ha en ledelse på, lede med
he had a lead of ten metres the
lead (i avis e.l.) viktigste nyhet, førstesidenyhet
the plane crash was the lead in all the papers
ingress, nyhetssammendrag
return one's partner's lead (kortspill) svare på makkerens invitasjon
take the lead ta ledelsen, gå opp i ledelsen, legge seg i teten ta initiativet til
he took the lead towards the party
III
verb \/led\/
1) (teknikk) tekke med bly, blande med bly, kle med bly
the gunbarrels were leaded before they left the factory
2) (teknikk) innfatte med bly
3) (teknikk) glassere med blyglasur
4) (sjøfart) lodde
5) plombere (med blyforsegling)
6) (boktrykking) skyte
lead out (boktrykking) skyte
IV
verb (led - led) \/liːd\/
1) lede, anføre, vise vei, dirigere, stå i spissen for
the emperor led an army
they led the dance
2) lede, gå foran, være først
lead the list
stå først på listen
3) (sport) lede, ligge i tet
lead the field
lede feltet, ligge i tet
4) (også overført) leie, føre, trekke (et dyr)
he is easily led
han er lett å lede, han er lettpåvirkelig
5) forårsake
I was led to think that he wasn't telling the truth
jeg var av den oppfatning at han ikke snakket sant
do not let this lead you to return
la ikke dette få deg til å dra tilbake
6) (om vei e.l.) gå, føre, lede
the rooms lead into each other
det er dører mellomrommene
7) føre, leve
she led a double life
8) la føre, la leve, la tilbringe
what a life that man led me!
9) (kortspill) spille ut, ha utspillet
she led the ace of trumps
hun spilte trumfesset
10) (jakt) sikte foran (et bevegelig mål)
he led a flying duck
han siktet foran en and i flukt
all roads lead to Rome (ordspråk) alle veier fører til Rom
lead astray føre vill (overført) føre på avveier, føre på gale veier, forlede
lead away føre bort
be lead away by (overført) la seg rives med av, la seg forlede av
lead by (sport) lede med
lead by ten metres
lead by the hand leie, føre ved hånden
lead by the nose (om dyr) trekke etter nesen (overført, hverdagslig) trekke etter nesen, ha full kontroll
lead captive ta til fange, føre bort i fangenskap
lead for the defence (jus) lede forsvaret, være ledende forsvarsadvokat
lead for the prosecution (jus) være aktor
lead from the front gå i bresjen
lead into føre inn i
lead off føre bort åpne, innlede, begynne
he led off by thanking for the invitation
anføre, gå i spissen
(kortspill) spille ut
lead on fremad
lead on to føre samtalen inn på
he led the conversation on to fishing
lead out by opp, føre ut i dansen (kortspill) spille ut, spille opp til
lead out into\/onto føre ut til , stå i forbindelse
that door leads out onto the hall
den døren fører ut til gangen
lead out of føre ut av
this road leads out of town
denne veien fører ut av byen
lead somebody a dance sedance, 1
lead somebody a dog's life gjøre livet surt for noen
lead somebody on lokke noen, oppmuntre noen, forlede noen, lure noen (til å gjøre noe uklokt)
he' s just leading you on
han driver bare gjøn med deg, han bare tuller
lead somebody on to føre noen inn på, lede noen inn på
lead somebody up the garden path eller lead somebody down the garden path (overført, hverdagslig) villede noen, lure noen opp i stry, sende noen på bærtur
lead somebody wrong sewrong, 4
lead the fashion føre moten, være toneangivende
lead to lede til, føre til, medføre, resultere i
it may lead to trouble
det er risikabelt, det kan forårsake ubehageligheter
lead to something få noe til å skje, føre til noe
lead up to føre til, føre frem til, lede til, resultere i, være innledning til
the events led up to a crisis
føre samtalen inn på
(kortspill) spille ut, spille opp
she led up to the two of clubs
lead well (i dans) føre bra, være flink til å føre
lead with (om avis) ha på førstesiden, ha som første nyhet, begynne med
lead with one's chin (boksing) bokse uten hakebeskyttelse (overført) opptre uvørent, si noe ubetenktsomt
V
adj. \/led\/
av bly, bly-
lead pipes cannot be used for drinking water

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