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lead1 noun 2position ahead of other people 最前列ADJECTIVE | VERB + LEAD | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEbig, clear, comfortable, commanding, good, healthy, huge, significant, sizeable, solid, strong, substantial 遥遥领先；轻松的领先；稳稳领先◆For the time being, China has a solid lead over India.中国暂时还稳稳领先于印度。narrow, slight, slim, small 微弱的领先优势；小幅度领先two-game, three-length, ten-point, etc. 两局、3 个身位、10 分等的领先优势overall 总体上的领先early 初期的领先地位VERB + LEADbe in, gain, have 处于领先地位；取得优先地位◆She has a narrow lead over the other runners.她稍稍领先于其他赛跑选手。go into, move into, take 逐渐取得／开始取得／取得领先地位◆They took an early lead.他们开始时处于领先位置。build (especially NAmE) , build up, establish 确立领先地位◆The team has now built up a commanding lead.这支队伍现在已经遥遥领先。hold, keep, maintain, retain 保持领先地位lose 丧失领先地位regain, retake 重获领先地位；再度领先◆They regained the lead with only a few minutes left to play.他们在比赛还剩下最后几分钟时再度领先。put sb/sth (back) into 使⋯（重新）领先◆That game puts her back into the lead.那一局使她重新领先。extend, increase, open (especially NAmE) , open up, widen 扩大领先优势；巩固领先优势；开创领先局面◆Houston increased their lead to 13-7.休斯敦队将领先优势扩大到了 13 比 7。◆He had opened up a small lead over his opponent.他已经开创了一个略微领先于对手的局面。give 使占优势PREPOSITIONin the lead, into the lead 处于／进入领先地位◆We were struggling to stay in the lead.我们正在奋力争取保持领先优势。lead over 领先于◆This win gives the team a two-point lead over their closest rival.本场获胜使这支队伍比成绩最接近的对手领先了两分。 |