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lead2 verb 3cause 致使ADVERB | VERB + LEAD | PREPOSITION ADVERBnormally, usually 通常导致inevitably, inexorably, invariably 不可避免地导致；无一例外地导致◆Industrialization inevitably led to the expansion of the urban working class.工业化不可避免地导致了城市工薪阶层人数的增长。certainly, likely, undoubtedly 肯定／很可能／无疑导致◆It will almost certainly lead to disaster.这几乎肯定会导致一场灾难。◆Such actions would most likely lead to the decline of rural communities.这样的行动极有可能会导致乡村社区的衰落。not necessarily 不一定导致◆The use of soft drugs does not necessarily lead to a progression to hard drugs.吸食软毒品不一定会发展成要吸食硬毒品。automatically 必然引起◆Business success does not automatically lead to financial success.商业成功不一定会赚钱。naturally 自然导致◆Discussion of a client's tax affairs will lead naturally into consideration of investment options.讨论客户的税务情况自然会引向对投资选择的考虑。in turn 转而导致◆These measures in turn led to an increased opportunity for independent music production.这些措施转而导致独立音乐制作机会的增加。directly 直接导致indirectly 间接导致eventually, finally, ultimately 最终导致VERB + LEADcan, may, might, must 可能导致；也许导致；必定导致can easily, can only 容易／只能导致◆Sugar and fat can easily lead to obesity.糖和脂肪很容易导致肥胖。may well, might well 很可能导致◆The carbon tax might well lead to a doubling of prices for fossil fuels.碳排放税很可能会导致化石燃料价格翻倍。appear to, seem to 似乎要导致be expected to, be likely to, tend to 预计会／很可能会／趋向于导致◆Worrying about your weight is more likely to lead to low self-esteem.对体重的担心更有可能导致自尊心低下。be bound to 必然导致PREPOSITIONto 导致⋯◆the events that led eventually to war最终引发战争的事件 |