lead
verbUK /liːd/
US /liːd/
To show the way by going first.
The teacher will lead the children to the playground.
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2. To be in charge of a group or activity.
She leads the school choir every Tuesday.
3. The first or front position in a race or competition.
He took the lead in the final lap.
4. A soft heavy metal used in batteries and pipes.
Old pipes were sometimes made of lead.
5. A long rope or strap used to walk a dog.
Please keep your dog on a lead.