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Wichtigste Übersetzungen
Englisch		Deutsch
lead-in n	(introduction)	Einführung Nf
		Einleitung Nf
	Every day this news program always starts with the anchor reading the same lead-in.

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Wichtigste Übersetzungen
Englisch		Deutsch
lead [sb]⇒ vtr	(guide) (Reiseführer)	jemanden führen Vt
		jemanden herumführen Vt, sepa
	The tour guide leads the people through the city.
	Der Reiseführer führt die Leute durch die Stadt.
lead [sb] in [sth] vtr + prep	(head)	jemanden führen Vt
		jemanden anführen Vt, sepa
		jemanden anleiten Vt, sepa
		die Leitung übernehmen Rdw
	The priest leads the congregation in prayer.
	Der Priester führt die Gebete der Gemeinde an.
lead [sb/sth]⇒ vtr	(command)	jemanden anführen Vt, sepa
		jemanden kommandieren Vt
		jemandem Befehle erteilen Npl + Vt
	The general leads his troops well, so they do what he orders.
	Der General führt seine Truppen so an, dass sie seinen Anordnungen folgen.
lead [sth]⇒ vtr	(head, manage)	etwas leiten Vt
		etwas managen Vt
	The chief inspector leads the investigation.
	Der Hauptkommissar leitet die Ermittlungen.
lead to [sth] vi + prep	(take you to)	zu/in [etw] führen Präp + Vi
	This road leads to the forest.
	Die Straße führt in den Wald.
lead to [sth] vi + prep	figurative (bring about)	zu etwas führen Präp + Vi
		etwas zur Folge haben Rdw
		etwas nach sich ziehen Rdw
	The employee's habitual tardiness led to his dismissal.
	Drinking too much alcohol can lead to liver disease.
lead [sb] to [sth] vtr + prep	(direct)	[jmd] zu [etw] bringen Präp + Vt
	Lead them to agreement with logical arguments.
	Bringe sie durch logische Argumente zum Einverständnis!
lead [sb] to do [sth] v expr	(cause, prompt)	[jmd] zu [etw] bringen Präp + Vt
	Jennifer's interest in animals led her to becoming a vet.
	ⓘDieser Satz ist keine Übersetzung des englischen Satzes. Die Überredenskunst seines Bruders brachte Theo zum Kauf des Autos.
lead [sth] vtr	(go ahead)	etwas führen Vi
		etwas anführen Vt, sepa
		die Führung übernehmen Rdw
	The German cyclist is currently leading the race.
	Der deutsche Radfahrer führt derzeit das Rennen.
lead [sth] vtr	(live) (Leben)	etwas führen Vt
	My grandfather led a hard life.
	Mein Großvater führte ein hartes Leben.
lead n	(chemistry: element) (Chemie: Element)	Blei Nn
	The screen was made of lead to prevent X-rays from passing through.
lead n	(pencil: graphite) (im Bleistift)	Reißblei Nn
		Graphit Nn
	The lead broke on this pencil, so I have to sharpen it.

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Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Englisch		Deutsch
lead adj	(principal)	Haupt- Präf
	The lead speaker brought the audience to its feet with his wit.
	The lead story in the paper is about the bribery scandal.
lead adj	(first; in front of others)	führend Adj
		an der Spitze Rdw
	The lead runner was on second base.
lead adj	(American Football pass: made into space) (Football)	Pass Nm
	The lead pass arrived at midfield just as the receiver got there.
lead n	(weight made of lead)	Gewicht Nn
		Bleigewicht Nn
	Pass me those two leads please. I need to weigh this down.
lead n	informal (shot, bullets)	Kugel Nf
	(übertragen)	Blei Nn
	The gangster filled his rival with lead.
lead n	(printing: line spacing metal)	ein Stück Blei Rdw
	The typesetter cut a lead to fit the line, and put it in the composing stick.
lead n	(printing: line space)	Leerzeile Nf
	Add another lead between those lines, so there will be more separation between them.
the lead n	(first place) (Erster)	der erste Platz Rdw
	Ben hadn't trained for the race, so the lead wasn't a position he expected to find himself in.
lead n	(margin)	in Führung sein Rdw
	He had a lead of three minutes over the next runner.
the lead n	(competitor: in front of others) (Wettkampf)	Führender Nm
	The lead is a Nigerian runner.
lead n	(clue, indication)	Spur Nf
		Hinweis Nm
	The investigator caught the thief after finding the important lead.
the lead n	(principal role)	die Hauptrolle Best Art, f + Nf
	Do you know who is going to play the lead in this movie? The lead in the film was a famous actress.
lead n	(journalism: introduction) (Journalismus)	Aufmacher Nm
	The article's lead stated all the main facts.
lead n	(example)	Beispiel Nn
	Follow my lead, and you will be a success.
lead n	(leadership)	Führung Nf
		Leitung Nf
	The whole team followed his lead.
lead n	(cards: playing first) (Kartenspiel)	als Erster legen Rdw
	John took the lead and played first.
lead n	(cards: right to play first) (ugs: Kartenspiel)	dran sein Adv + Vi
		Reihe Nf
	It is your lead. Go ahead and play.
lead n	(cards: suit played first) (Kartenspiel)	zuerst gespielte Karte Rdw
		zuerst gespielte Farbe Rdw
	The lead was an ace of hearts.
lead n	(electricity: connecting wire) (Elektrotechnik)	Leitung Nf
		Draht Nm
	First, connect the red lead to the brown connector.
lead n	(head start)	Führung Nf
		Vorsprung Nm
	The hunter gave the target a lead of about a metre.
lead n	UK (leash for a dog)	Leine, Hundeleine Nf
	Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times in this park.
lead n	(business: potential customer)	Neukunde Nm
		Interessent Nm
		Interessentin Nf
	Max uses social media to generate leads for his business.
lead n	(business: opportunity)	Gewinnung von Neukunden Rdw
	(Anglizismus)	Lead Nm
	Rita, who works in Sales, spends her day on the phone chasing up leads.
lead n	(horse leg placement at canter)	Außengalopp Nm
		Handgalopp, Innengalopp Nm
		Kreuzgalopp Nm
	If your horse begins to tire, changing the lead to its right leg may help.
lead, lead line, US also: lead rope n	(horse: rope for leading)	Führleine Nf
		Führstrick Nm
	The rider attached the lead to the horse's halter.
lead⇒ vi	(go first)	vorgehen Vi, sepa
		vorausgehen Vi, sepa
	(gehoben)	vorangehen Vi, sepa
	If you lead, I'll follow.
lead vi	(be ahead of others) (vor den anderen sein)	führen Vi
	The runner leads by thirty metres.
lead vi	(take the offensive) (z.B. beim Boxen)	führen Vt
		in die Offensive gehen Rdw
	The boxer led with his left fist.
lead vi	(guide dance partner) (Tanzen)	führen Vi
	I don't know this dance. You will have to lead.
lead [sth]⇒ vtr	(influence)	beeinflussen Vt
	The president is able to lead public opinion with his comments to the press.
lead [sth] vtr	(cards: play first) (Kartenspiel)	zuerst spielen Adv + Vt
		zuerst rauslegen Adv + Vt, sepa
	He led an ace of hearts.
lead [sth] vtr	(aim a gun) (Waffe)	auf [etw] zielen Präp + Vi
	Lead the target by a foot or two.
lead [sb]⇒ vtr	(throw ball ahead of [sb]) (Sport)	einen Ball weit werfen Rdw
	Don't throw the ball where he is, you need to lead him by throwing ahead of him.
lead [sb] vtr	(hold advantage over)	in Führung sein Rdw
	He led the other runner by 30 meters.
lead [sb/sth]⇒ vtr	(music: conduct a group) (Musik)	dirigieren Vi
	The conductor has led this orchestra for two years.
lead [sth]⇒ vtr	(cards: play first) (Kartenspiel)	zuerst dran sein, zuerst an der Reihe sein Rdw
		anfangen Vi, sepa
	You lead this hand. Throw your card.
lead [sb]⇒ vtr	(dance partner: guide) (Tanzen)	führen Vt
	He gracefully lead his partner in the waltz.
lead [sb] to [sth] vtr + prep	(prompt to mention)	jmdn zu [etw] führen Präp + Vt
		jmdn zu [etw] bringen Präp + Vt
	All of which leads me to my next point, which is that the project cannot possibly be completed on time.

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Englisch		Deutsch
lead [sth/sb] away vtr phrasal sep	(guide elsewhere)	jemanden wegführen Vt, sepa
		jemanden wegleiten Vt, sepa
		jemanden abführen Vt, sepa
	A police officer put the man in handcuffs and led him away.
lead [sth/sb] back vtr phrasal sep	(show way to original location)	jemandem den Weg zurück zeigen Rdw
		jemanden zurückbringen Vt, sepa
	I've forgotten the way to the hotel: could someone lead me back, please?
lead into [sth] vtr phrasal insep	(be prelude to)	zu etwas führen Präp + Vi
		etwas einleiten Vt, sepa
	Opening titles lead into a movie.
lead off vi phrasal	(baseball: begin) (Sport allgemein)	[etw] eröffnen Vt
lead off vi phrasal	US, figurative (begin a meeting) (übertragen)	einläuten Vt, sepa
		anfangen Vi, sepa
		einleiten Vt, sepa
	Let's lead off by introducing ourselves.
lead off from [sth] vi phrasal + prep	(room, etc.: adjoin)	zu [etw] führen Präp + Vi
		direkt neben [etw] sein Rdw
		anschließen Vi, sepa
	The couple have a downstairs bedroom, which leads off from the living room.
lead off into [sth] vi phrasal + prep	(room, path, etc.: continue into)	in [etw] übergehen Präp + Vi, sepa
		zu [etw] führen Präp + Vi
	The path on the left leads off into the woods.
lead on vi phrasal	(go first, show the way)	vorgehen Vi, sepa
		vorausgehen Vi, sepa
	"Lead on!" she said, and I showed her along the corridor.
	"Geh vor!", sagte sie und ich führte sie den Flur entlang.
lead [sb] on vtr phrasal sep	informal, figurative (mislead) (Slang, vulgär)	jemanden verarschen Vt
	(übertragen)	jemanden an der Nase herumführen Rdw
		jemandem etwas vormachen Vt, sepa
	I thought he loved me, but he was just leading me on.
	Ich dachte, er würde mich lieben, doch er hat mich nur verarscht.
lead on to [sth] vtr phrasal insep	(progress to)	zu [etw] führen Präp + Vi
		[etw] zur Folge haben Rdw
		[etw] mit sich bringen Rdw
	We hope that this early success will lead on to further triumphs.
lead [sb] out vtr phrasal sep	(guide to the exit)	jemanden zum Ausgang begleiten Rdw
		jemanden hinausführen Vt, sepa
		jemanden herausführen Vt, sepa
lead up to [sth] vi phrasal + prep	(events: come before)	zu etwas führen Präp + Vi
		in etwas resultieren Präp + Vi
		aus etwas hervorgehen Präp + Vi, sepa
	The days leading up to the wedding were so busy, with many details to finalise.
lead up to [sth] vi phrasal + prep	(events: culminate in)	auf [etw] hinausführen Präp + Vi, sepa
		zu [etw] führen Präp + Vt
		zu [etw] kommen Präp + Vi
	In court, the police officer recounted the events leading up to the defendant's arrest.
lead up to [sth] vi phrasal + prep	(introduce: a subject)	zu etwas übergehen Präp + Vi, sepa
	The speaker led up to the topic by telling the audience about some of the historical background.
	Tessa kept beating about the bush and her brothers wondered what she was leading up to.

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Zusammengesetzte Wörter: lead \| ~~lead-in~~ \| ~~lead in~~
Englisch		Deutsch
dog leash, also UK: dog lead n	(lead for a canine) (vage)	Leine Nf
		Hundeleine Nf
	As Jack was always running off with other dogs, we have to put him on a dog leash when we take him for a walk now.
extension cord (US), extension lead (UK) n	(electronics)	Verlängerungskabel Nn
get the lead out v expr	figurative, slang (hurry)	sich abhetzen Vr, sepa
in the lead adv	(winning)	vorn liegen Adv + Vi
		in Führung Präp + Nf
	(übertragen)	die Nase vorn haben Rdw
	Up by thirteen points over the hated Bears, the Wolves are currently in the lead.
in the lead-up adv	(in the period before)	in der Zeit davor Rdw
		zuvor Adv
		davor Adv
in the lead-up to [sth] expr	(in the period before)	in der Zeit vor etwas Rdw
		vor Präp
	This change was reflected in the opinion polls conducted in the lead up to the election.
lead [sb] astray vtr + adv	figurative (tempt into bad behaviour)	vom richtigen Weg abbringen Rdw
		negativ beeinflussen Adj + Vt
	Young people can so easily be led astray by false values.
lead [sb] astray vtr + adv	figurative (mislead)	in die Irre führen Rdw
		täuschen Vt
	The conman led investors in the scheme astray with promises of easy profit.
lead balloon n	figurative (total failure) (Slang)	Massaker Nn
	(ugs)	kompletter Reinfall Adj + Nm
	(übertragen)	ein Schuss in den Ofen Rdw
lead by example v expr	(behave as you wish others to do)	mit gutem Beispiel vorangehen Rdw
	If you want your children to be compassionate, lead by example.
lead poisoning n	(illness caused by exposure to lead)	Bleivergiftung Nf
	Removing old lead-based paintwork without wearing a mask can cause lead poisoning.
	Lead poisoning can cause serious developmental problems in children.
lead role n	(central acting part)	Hauptrolle Nf
		tragende Rolle Adj + Nf
	My son got the lead role in the school play.
lead singer n	(main singer in a popular music group) (Anglizismus)	Frontmann, Frontman Nm
		Leadsänger Nm
		Frontsänger Nm
	He's always wanted to be the lead singer in a rock band.
lead the field v expr	(be first in a race)	in Führung liegen VP
		anführen Vt, sepa
		an erster Stelle sein VP
lead the field v expr	figurative (be foremost)	den Ton angeben Rdw
lead the way v expr	(serve as guide)	vorgehen Vi, sepa
		den Weg zeigen Rdw
		jemanden führen Pron + Vt
	John knows where we are going, so he will lead the way.
lead the way v expr	figurative (be the first to do [sth])	den Weg ebnen Rdw
		Vorreiter sein Nm + Vi
		der Erste sein Rdw
	Ford led the way into mass-produced automobiles.
lead time n	(time between design and finished product)	Vorlaufzeit Nf
		Produktionszeit Nf
		Durchlaufzeit Nf
	You didn't give me enough lead time to finish this project.
	Du hast mir für dieses Projekt nicht genug Vorlaufzeit gegeben.
lead [sb] to believe v expr	often passive (mislead into thinking)	jemanden im Glauben lassen, dass Rdw
		etwas vormachen Pron + Vt, sepa
		vortäuschen Vt, sepa
	The financial advisor led me to believe that my investments were safe.
	Der Finanzberater ließ mich in dem Glauben, dass meine Investitionen sicher seien.
lead-free adj	(without lead)	bleifrei Adj
		ohne Blei Adv + Nn
Anmerkung: With a hyphen before a noun.
lead-off adj	US (first, beginning)	erster, erste, erstes Adj
		führend, anführend Adj
lead-up n	(preceding events, action)	vorangegangenes Ereignis Adj + Nn
	The politician made promises in the lead-up to the election that he failed to keep once he came to power.
limb lead n	(electrocardiography)	Extremitätenableitung Nf
limb lead n as adj	(relating to a limb lead)	Extremitätenableitungs- Präf
sales lead n	(potential customer)	potentieller Kunde Adj + Nm
strain at the leash (US), strain at the lead (UK) v expr	(dog: pull against lead)	an der Leine ziehen VP
	The dog was so determined to chase the cat, it was straining at the leash.
take the lead v expr	(race: in first place)	in Führung gehen VP
		an erster Stelle stehen VP
		den ersten Platz machen VP
	With a burst of speed, Jack took the lead in the race.
take the lead v expr	figurative (take the initiative)	die Initiative ergreifen VP
take the lead on [sth] v expr	(take the initiative on)	die Initiative ergreifen, um [etw] zu tun VP
team leader, team lead n	([sb] who manages a group)	Teamleiter Nm
		Gruppenleiter Nm
		Teamchef Nm
	(Bauwesen)	Vorarbeiter Nm
	As team leader, Paul ensures that each member of his team has clear targets and is motivated to work towards them.
unleaded, lead-free, lead free adj	(vehicle fuel: without lead)	bleifrei Adj
	This car only runs on unleaded gasoline.
unleaded, lead-free, lead free n	informal (lead-free vehicle fuel) (informell)	Bleifreies Nn
		bleifreies Benzin Adj + Nn
	Fill it with unleaded, please.