lead down

1. Of a path or route, to continue to or end up at some lower point or level. This trail leads down to the lake, while the other one leads up to the peak. That's the highway leading down to Florida—we want the one going to Atlanta.

2. To help someone or an animal physically descend some pathway or route. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "lead" and "down." Every morning I lead my grandmother down the stairs to her armchair in the living room, where she likes to eat her breakfast. He held the frightened animal's harness and led it down the steep hill.

3. To guide or direct someone down to a lower point or level. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "lead" and "down." Firefighters were leading us down the building during the earthquake. My job was to lead guests down the aisle to their seats for the ceremony.

lead someone down (something)

to help someone down something, such as stairs, a steep path, a ladder, etc. The usher led the couple down the aisle and seated them at the front. I am going to the cellar myself. Let me lead you down.

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释义	lead down lead down 1. Of a path or route, to continue to or end up at some lower point or level. This trail leads down to the lake, while the other one leads up to the peak. That's the highway leading down to Florida—we want the one going to Atlanta. 2. To help someone or an animal physically descend some pathway or route. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "lead" and "down." Every morning I lead my grandmother down the stairs to her armchair in the living room, where she likes to eat her breakfast. He held the frightened animal's harness and led it down the steep hill. 3. To guide or direct someone down to a lower point or level. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "lead" and "down." Firefighters were leading us down the building during the earthquake. My job was to lead guests down the aisle to their seats for the ceremony. See also: down, lead Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. lead someone down (something) to help someone down something, such as stairs, a steep path, a ladder, etc. The usher led the couple down the aisle and seated them at the front. I am going to the cellar myself. Let me lead you down. See also: down, lead McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: lead down to lead down to (something or some place) lead up to a blind alley blind alley blind alley, (up) a falling-out have a falling out a falling out be the making of (someone or something) References in classic literature You don't know what an existence they lead down there. Picture Of Dorian Gray Laurenz Victoria kept the Cardinals in it with his triple cutting the Altas' lead down to one, 79-78, with 8.2 seconds to go before Charcos split his charities. Charcos stars as Perpetual Help beats Mapua in NCAA Season 95 debut Then the Zee-Bees chipped the lead down to 41-38 on Kayleb Naylor's rebound and putback. Warren slips past Zion-Benton With Boeung Ket's lead down to just one point on Naga and Visakha, this key clash could well be a defining moment for the debutants. Visakha out to hit the top in clash with Boeung Ket Oak stairs lead down from the landing to the lower hallway and a further en suite bedroom, breakfasting kitchen with large walk-in pantry and garden room with French double doors leading onto the west terrace. Beautiful home nestling in gorgeous countryside Steps lead down to a well-designed garden where there is a bluestone patio and planting beds. Lee Solomon and Richard Ziegelasch of Brown Harris Stevens are listing this five-story, single-family townhouse at 243 Dean Street for $4,995,000 has only has only Stone steps lead down to a garden room with French windows to a seating terrace. depths Hidden Apparently, the slides could come into use at the side of the stairs which currently lead down to the car park and the Metro station. Toon slide show to be horror film for ROSPA Steps lead down to a modern kitchen/diner, a shower room and a bathroom with a four piece suite comprising a free standing bath. DUPLEX Aigburth Drive, Sefton Park, pounds 389,950 Steps lead down to a utility room with storage space and access to the garage. Three floors of sheer elegance; Paul Baker on a spacious family home in a lovely setting with impressive gardens Steps from the reception hall lead down to a cellar and a rear lobby leads to a utility room and cloakroom. STEP BACK in time He said: "Clearly when a dog of his class turns at the head of affairs and opens up a twolength lead down the backstraight there are going to be plenty that want to get involved. Dog Racing: Exchange players burn fingers on Barnfield in-running The first games were shared but Ormesby managed to cut the lead down to 80 points as Dominic Mulhall beat Phil Brookbanks 210-75 with breaks of 77, 37 and 33. Clash of the titans The competing voices in the community offer paths that lead down the wrong road. Second Sunday in Lent: March 4, 2007 Steps lead down into the tea house pit and the entrances to the concrete huts are simple orthogonal apertures. Tea bunker: the traditional Japanese tea house gets a new and surprising twist
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