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lead [noun]

noun: свинец, руководство, шаг, пример, опережение, жила, направление, инициатива, ход, поводок

verb: вести, приводить, руководить, возглавлять, проводить, направлять, управлять, командовать, приводить к, опережать

adjective: свинцовый

  • lead-in cable — кабельный ввод
  • lead-in lighting system — система ведущих огней
  • ac transmission line lead — вывод линии электропередачи переменного тока
  • clear lead — явное преимущество
  • female lead character — главная героиня
  • hot lead — горячий свинец
  • albert lead molding process — способ изготовления свинцовых матриц для гальваностереотипов
  • purchasing lead time — время закупки
  • high-lead skidding — полуподвесная трелевка
  • lead oxide — оксид свинца

to [preposition]

preposition: к, в, до, на, для

abbreviation: телеграфная контора, телеграфное отделение

  • be appropriate to — соответствовать
  • be a threat to — быть угрозой для
  • be posted as to — быть в курсе
  • ready-to-heat-and-eat — готовый к употреблению в пищу после подогрева
  • declare the ballot to be final — утверждать результаты голосования
  • whistle jigs to a milestone — попусту стараться
  • come down to the wire — подходить к концу
  • hold to account — привлекать к ответу
  • go up to — подходить
  • to renounce — отказаться от

Предложения с «lead to»

So the question for AI then becomes, what are those rules of engagement that lead to this kind of intelligence, and of course, can we create our own?

Поэтому для ИИ возникает вопрос: что это за правила взаимодействия, приводящие к такому виду интеллекта, и можем ли мы создать свои собственные?

Is this going to lead to a kind of, you know, increasing inequality?

Приведёт ли это к увеличению неравенства в обществе?

But embracing those painful memories can lead to new insights and wisdom, to finding that good that sustains you.

Смирение с болезненными воспоминаниями может привести к новым идеям и мудрости, к осознанию того, что даёт вам силы.

We’ve learned that blind spots in rural health care can lead to hot spots of disease, and that places all of us at greater risk.

Мы поняли, что бреши в системе здравоохранения в сёлах могут привести к эпидемии, и это создаёт для нас огромный риск.

Cocaine addiction is a terrible situation that can lead to death and to loss of human life.

Она ужасна и может привести к смерти.

Algorithmic bias can also lead to exclusionary experiences and discriminatory practices.

Алгоритмические отклонения могут приводить к отчуждению и дискриминации.

But algorithmic bias can also lead to discriminatory practices.

Но алгоритмическая ошибка может также приводить к дискриминации.

And we’ve seen that algorithmic bias doesn’t necessarily always lead to fair outcomes.

Мы видели, что алгоритмический сбой ведёт к не совсем правильным результатам.

Now, all joking aside, theories suggest, research confirms, exposure to thin ideals and objectifying content can lead to body dissatisfaction, internalization of the thin ideal and self-objectification among some female viewers.

Итак, шутки в сторону, теории предполагают, а исследования доказывают, что демонстрация худобы и объективирующих сюжетов может привести к недовольству телом и интернационализации идеалов худобы, а также само — объективизации среди некоторых зрительниц.

To try and diagnose what bodily malfunctions had occurred that lead to that 136th spot on the World Bank list.

Попытаться выяснить, какие недостатки организма привели к 136 — му месту в рейтинге Мирового Банка.

And even a limited nuclear war involving, say, tens of nuclear weapons, could lead to the end of all life on the planet.

И даже ядерная война с участием, скажем, десятков ядерного оружия, убьёт всё живое на планете.

And even when religion-related extremism does not lead to violence, it is still used as a political wedge issue, cynically leading people to justify the subordination of women, the stigmatization of LGBT people, racism, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.

И даже если религиозный экстремизм не ведёт к насилию, он используется в политических целях, цинично позволяя людям оправдывать подчинение женщин, травлю участников сообщества ЛГБТ, расизм, исламофобию и антисемитизм.

That means no matter how much time or money or effort we put into it, it will never lead to a cure.

И независимо от того, сколько времени, денег или усилий мы вложим, это никогда не приведёт к лекарству.

This outlier, this exception, may lead to the advancement of science, but this is a person.

Эта аномалия, исключение может привести к развитию науки, но это — человек.

But now I believe that there are no circumstances on earth where violent jihad is permissible, because it will lead to greater harm.

Но теперь я убеждён, что ни при каких обстоятельствах насильственный джихад не должен существовать в мире, потому что он приносит бóльший вред.

But it could also lead to a steady but stealthy shutting out of the job market of people with higher risk of depression.

Но это также может привести к неуклонному и скрытому выдавливанию с рынка труда людей с более высоким риском развития депрессии.

This can lead to depression, confusion and melancholy.

Это может привести к депрессии, замешательству и меланхолии.

The police were afraid it might lead to serial killings.

Полиция боялась, что это приведет к серийным убийствам.

It could only lead to discovery of the security breakdown.

Это только могло привести к раскрытию поломки системы безопасности.

Psitticosis can lead to nerve problems and neurological complications.

Пситтакоз может вызывать проблемы с нервами и невологические осложнения.

All roads lead to Rome and pass through the Romagna.

Все дороги ведут в Рим и проходят через Романью.

So our Earth is our home and it is rich in natural resources but intensive development of industry, so called industrialization, urbanization, and motorization, lead to environmental pollution.

Наша Земля — наш дом , и она богата природными ресурсами , но интенсивное развитие промышленности , так называемые индустриализация , урбанизация и моторизация , при — водят к загрязнению окружаю — щей среды.

That can lead to infertility and low sperm count.

Это может привести к бесплодию и низкому количеству спермы.

And these beautiful glass doors lead to a gorgeous garden.

А эти красивые стеклянные двери ведут в шикарный сад.

Prolonged use can lead to psychological dependence and psychosis.

Длительное употребление ведет к возниконовению психологической зависимости и различным психозам.

It had the potential to lead to lethally unhealthy decisions.

И жена вполне может привести к смертельно опасным последствиям.

Even a single sip of alcohol causes a poisoning which can lead to death.

Даже несколько глотков спиртного вызывают отравление, которое может привести к смерти.

The obvious progress in technology doesn’t lead to the progress of the whole society automatically because the full progress includes also intelligence and morality development.

Очевидный прогресс в технологиях не ведет автоматически к прогрессу всего общества, потому что полный общественный прогресс также включает в себя совершенствование морали и интеллекта.

From the other hand, modified food can lead to dangerous diseases.

С другой стороны, модифицированная еда может привести к серьезным заболеваниям.

Fear and punishment will lead to selfishness, cruelty and lies.

Опасение и наказание приведут к эгоизму, жестокости и лжи.

I’ve heard that when you trace the origin of trouble more times than not it can lead to a smile.

Говорят, если вы находите источник проблем чаще, чем пропускаете это может вызывать улыбку.

Something deep inside her kept saying it would lead to something wicked.

Внутреннее чувство продолжало твердить, что оно приведет к чему — то нехорошему.

But I believe that honest discussions between friends can lead to deeper intimacy.

Но я верю, что откровенные споры между друзьями могут привести к более глубокому доверию.

It may lead to the indictment of local politicians and rail industry executives.

Это может привести к предъявлению обвинений местным политикам и исполнительным структурам железнодорожной индустрии.

She pulled an instrument, trailing its lead to the computers, from the crowded rack above the table.

Женщина взяла какое — то устройство с переполненной полки над столом и подсоединила его провод к компьютеру.

Also it would lead to the total extinction of human civilization.

Также это может привести к полному уничтожению человеческой цивилизации.

His refusal to negotiate with her will only lead to massive death and destruction.

Его отказ вести с ней переговоры приведёт к ещё большим смертям и разрушениям.

We are integrated and refined to such a degree that any fundamental change would lead to chaos.

Мы интегрированы в среду до такой степени, что любое основательное изменение приведет к хаосу.

He was thinking of water and rice, and obscure clues that had to lead to real and terrible places.

Мак размышлял о воде, рисе и смутных нитях, которые должны привести к ужасным местам.

Any future involvement by our students in The Streets will lead to expulsion.

Участие наших студентов в Улицах приведёт к их исключению.

This was not a slide, and it would not lead to a crash.

В любом случае это не начало падения и к краху привести не может.

She picked up the control lead to the float pallet, and trailed it after her into the cargo bay.

Она взялась за управление подвесной платформой и провела ее за собой в грузовой отсек.

Which eventually will lead to dudes flying from window to window and treetop to treetop.

Что в конце концов приведёт к полётам из окна в окно и по верхушкам деревьев.

Did it ever lead to fights or jealousy between the roommates?

Это когда — нибудь приводило к ссорам или ревности между соседями?

The limited food and space on small islands can often lead to intense competition.

Недостаток еды и места на малых островах часто приводит к напряжённому соперничеству.

Too much questioning about Peter could lead to real trouble.

Подробные ответы на расспросы о Питере могут навлечь на заговорщиков большую беду.

Try to find any clues that will lead to the perpetrators.

Постарайтесь найти зацепки, которые приведут нас к похитителям.

It caused the clot which lead to your stroke, and the reduced circulation caused the problem with your kidneys.

Это вызвало тромб, который привел к удару, а ухудшение циркуляции вызвало проблемы с почками.

Long-term use can lead to damage of the heart, liver and stomach.

Длительное употребление может нарушить работу сердца, почек и желудка.

I should have known that that level of fixation Can lead to manipulation.

Я должен был знать, что одержимость такой силы может привести к манипулированию.

The discovery of his truancy added to her worries; it was such a classic symptom of a conduct disorder that could lead to an antisocial personality.

Это было классическим проявлением расстройства поведения, которое впоследствии могло выразиться в формировании антисоциальной личности.

Understanding the nature of wormholes is gonna lead to new forms of space travel.

Понимание природы червоточин приведет к новым формам космических путешествий.

He believes that disagreement and mistrust lead to better ideas.

Он убежден, что разногласия и недоверие приводят к появлению хороших идей.

Severe emotional stress can lead to asymmetric function of the mid-brain.

Сильный эмоциональный стресс может привести к асимметрической функции среднего мозга.

That our poor quality of life had lead to an outbreak of a most deadly disease.

Такой низкий уровень жизни привел к вспышке самых смертельных болезней.

She was always certain it would lead to a disagreeable surprise.

Она всегда была уверена, что он приведет к неприятному сюрпризу…

Maybe we’ll find that the loss of someone we loved may lead to the promise of someone new.

Кто — то поймет, что потеря любимого человека может открыть перспективы в отношениях с кем — то другим.

They all lead to major north-south and east-west avenues.

Все они ведут к крупным проспектам с севера на юг, и с запада на восток.

Coffee can inflame the lining of the small intestine and lead to irritable bowels.

Кофе может вызвать изжогу в тонкой кишке и привести к раздражению кишок.

Democracy doesn’t always lead to a good economy or even a good political system.

Демократия не всегда ведет к развитой экономике или даже к хорошей политической системе.

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      vb  

1    conduct, escort, guide, pilot, precede, show the way, steer, usher  

2    cause, dispose, draw, incline, induce, influence, persuade, prevail, prompt  

3    command, direct, govern, head, manage, preside over, supervise  

4    be ahead (of), blaze a trail, come first, exceed, excel, outdo, outstrip, surpass, transcend  

5    experience, have, live, pass, spend, undergo  

6    bring on, cause, conduce, contribute, produce, result in, serve, tend  
      n  

7    advance, advantage, cutting edge, edge, first place, margin, precedence, primacy, priority, start, supremacy, van, vanguard  

8    direction, example, guidance, leadership, model  

9    clue, guide, hint, indication, suggestion, tip, trace  

10    leading role, principal, protagonist, star part, title role  
      adj  

11    chief, first, foremost, head, leading, main, most important, premier, primary, prime, principal  

lead off     
begin, commence, get going, get under way, inaugurate, initiate, kick off     (informal)   open, set out, start, start the ball rolling     (informal)  

lead on     
beguile, deceive, draw on, entice, inveigle, lure, seduce, string along     (informal)   tempt  

lead up to     
approach, intimate, introduce, make advances, make overtures, pave the way, prepare for, prepare the way, work round to  

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lead         

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1]     ( leads    plural & 3rd person present)   ( leading    present participle)   ( led    past tense & past participle  )   (BEING AHEAD OR TAKING SOMEONE SOMEWHERE)  
Please look at category 21 to see if the expression you are looking for is shown under another headword.     

1       verb   If you lead    a group of people, you walk or ride in front of them.      
John Major and the Duke of Edinburgh led the mourners…      V n  
He walks with a stick but still leads his soldiers into battle…      V n prep/adv  
Tom was leading, a rifle slung over his back.      V  

2       verb   If you lead    someone to a particular place or thing, you take them there.      
He took Dickon by the hand to lead him into the house…      V n prep/adv  
Leading the horse, Evandar walked to the door.      V n  

3       verb   If a road, gate, or door leads somewhere, you can get there by following the road or going through the gate or door.  
…the doors that led to the yard.      V prep/adv  
…a short roadway leading to the car park…      V prep/adv  

4       verb   If you are leading at a particular point in a race or competition, you are winning at that point.  
He’s leading in the presidential race…      V  
So far Fischer leads by five wins to two…      V by amount  
Aston Villa last led the League in March 1990.      V n  

5       n-sing   If you have thelead    or are in thelead    in a race or competition, you are winning.         
the N, oft in/into the N  
England took the lead after 31 minutes with a goal by Peter Nail…, Labour are still in the lead in the opinion polls.     

6       n-sing   Someone’s lead   over a competitor at a particular point in a race or competition is the distance, amount of time, or number of points by which they are ahead of them.      
with supp, oft N over n  
…a commanding lead for the opposition is clearly emerging throughout the country…, His goal gave Forest a two-goal lead against Southampton…, Sainz now has a lead of 28 points.     

7       verb   If one company or country leads others in a particular activity such as scientific research or business, it is more successful or advanced than they are in that activity.  
When it comes to pop music we not only lead Europe, we lead the world.      V n  
…foodstores such as Marks & Spencer, which led the market in microwaveable meals.      V n in n  

8       verb   If you lead    a group of people, an organization, or an activity, you are in control or in charge of the people or the activity.      
Mr Mendes was leading a campaign to save Brazil’s rainforest from exploitation.      V n  

9       n-count   If you give a lead   , you do something new or develop new ideas or methods that other people consider to be a good example or model to follow.      
usu supp N  
The American and Japanese navies took the lead in the development of naval aviation…, Over the next 150 years, many others followed his lead.     

10       verb   You can use lead    when you are saying what kind of life someone has. For example, if you lead    a busy life, your life is busy.         
She led a normal, happy life with her sister and brother…      V n  

11       verb   If something leadsto a situation or event, usually an unpleasant one, it begins a process which causes that situation or event to happen.  
Ethnic tensions among the republics could lead to civil war…      V to n  
He warned yesterday that a pay rise for teachers would lead to job cuts.      V to n  

12       verb   If something leads you to do something, it influences or affects you in such a way that you do it.  
His abhorrence of racism led him to write The Algiers Motel Incident…      V n to-inf  
What was it ultimately that led you to leave Sarajevo for Zagreb?      V n to-inf  

13       verb   If you say that someone or something led you to think something, you mean that they caused you to think it, although it was not true or did not happen.  
Mother had led me to believe the new baby was a kind of present for me…      V n to-inf  
It was not as straightforward as we were led to believe.      V n to-inf  

14       verb   If you lead    a conversation or discussion, you control the way that it develops so that you can introduce a particular subject.      
After a while I led the conversation around to her job…      V n adv/prep  
He planned to lead the conversation and keep Matt from changing the subject.      V n  

15       verb   You can say that one point or topic in a discussion or piece of writing leads you to another in order to introduce a new point or topic that is linked with the previous one.  
(=bring)  

Well, I think that leads me to the real point.      V n to n  

16       n-count   A lead    is a piece of information or an idea which may help people to discover the facts in a situation where many facts are not known, for example in the investigation of a crime or in a scientific experiment.      
The inquiry team is also following up possible leads after receiving 400 calls from the public.     

17       n-count   Thelead    in a play, film, or show is the most important part in it. The person who plays this part can also be called the lead   .         
Nina Ananiashvili and Alexei Fadeyechev from the Bolshoi Ballet dance the leads…, The leads are Jack Hawkins and Glynis Johns.     

18       n-count   A dog’s lead    is a long, thin chain or piece of leather which you attach to the dog’s collar so that you can control the dog.      
  (mainly BRIT)  
An older man came out with a little dog on a lead.     
in AM, use leash     

19       n-count   A lead    in a piece of equipment is a piece of wire covered in plastic which supplies electricity to the equipment or carries it from one part of the equipment to another.      

20       n-sing   The lead story or lead    in a newspaper or on the television or radio news is the most important story.      
oft N n  
The Turkish situation makes the lead in tomorrow’s Guardian…, Cossiga’s reaction is the lead story in the Italian press.     

21   
  
  leading  

  
  -led  

  
  to lead someone astray  

  
  astray  

  
  one thing led to another  

  
  thing  

  
  to lead the way  

  
  way  
lead off  

1       phrasal verb   If a door, room, or path leads off a place or leads offfrom a place, you can go directly from that place through that door, into that room, or along that path.  
There were two doors leading off the central room…      V P n  
The treatment rooms lead off from the swimming pool…      V P from n  
A corridor led off to the left.      V P prep  

2       phrasal verb   If someone leads off in an activity, meeting, or conversation, they start it.  
(=start off)  

Whenever there was a dance he and I led off…      V P  
Boren surprisingly led off the most intensive line of questioning today.      V P n (not pron)   lead on      phrasal verb   If someone leads you on, they encourage you to do something, especially by pretending that something is true.  
I bet she led him on<endash>but how could he be so weak?      V n P   lead up to  

1       phrasal verb   The events that led up to a particular event happened one after the other until that event occurred.  
Alan Tomlinson has reconstructed the events that led up to the deaths…      V P P n  
They had a series of arguments, leading up to a decision to separate.      V P P n  
  
  lead-up  

2       phrasal verb   The period of time leading up to an event is the period of time immediately before it happens.  
usu cont  
…the weeks leading up to Christmas.      V P P n  

3       phrasal verb   If someone leads up to a particular subject, they gradually guide a conversation to a point where they can introduce it.  
I’m leading up to something quite important.      V P P n  

Translation English Cobuild Collins Dictionary  

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lead          [2]     ( leads    plural  )   (SUBSTANCES)  

1       n-uncount   Lead is a soft, grey, heavy metal.  
…drinking water supplied by old-fashioned lead pipes.     

2       n-count   The lead    in a pencil is the centre part of it which makes a mark on paper.      

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