英语词组lead the field是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

lead the field

if you lead the field in a race or a sports event, you are better than all the people competing against you and are likely to win.

At the end of the second day's play, Ballasteros is leading the field.

if you lead the field in an activity or business, you are more successful than anyone else.

There are some areas of medical research where Russian scientists still lead the field.

idiomlead the fieldto be the best or most successful person, group, company etc in an activity or competition:Johnson led the field throughout the final day of the Swedish motor rally.The French industry easily led the field with the hundred or so films made during last year.

lead the field

1. To be the most successful or talented person in a particular sport, hobby, field of study, business, etc. She's been leading the field with her groundbreaking research into cancer cell structures. He led the field for nearly two decades in the number of home runs hit in a single season.

2. Of an athlete, to be performing at a much higher standard than one's competitor(s), and having the best chance of winning. He has been leading the field since the moment the race began.

lead the field

COMMON

1. If a person, company or organization leads the field in an activity, they are the best or most successful at it. The Americans continue to lead the field when it comes to child actors.

2. If you lead the field in a competition, you are in the best position and are likely to win. US and European cyclists usually lead the field. This could be due to their hi-tech equipment. Torrance led the field after two rounds of the Kronenbourg Open.

词组	lead the field
释义	Idiom lead the field 1. if you lead the field in a race or a sports event, you are better than all the people competing against you and are likely to win. At the end of the second day's play, Ballasteros is leading the field. 2. if you lead the field in an activity or business, you are more successful than anyone else. There are some areas of medical research where Russian scientists still lead the field. idiomlead the fieldto be the best or most successful person, group, company etc in an activity or competition:Johnson led the field throughout the final day of the Swedish motor rally.The French industry easily led the field with the hundred or so films made during last year. lead the field 1. To be the most successful or talented person in a particular sport, hobby, field of study, business, etc. She's been leading the field with her groundbreaking research into cancer cell structures. He led the field for nearly two decades in the number of home runs hit in a single season. 2. Of an athlete, to be performing at a much higher standard than one's competitor(s), and having the best chance of winning. He has been leading the field since the moment the race began. lead the field COMMON 1. If a person, company or organization leads the field in an activity, they are the best or most successful at it. The Americans continue to lead the field when it comes to child actors. 2. If you lead the field in a competition, you are in the best position and are likely to win. US and European cyclists usually lead the field. This could be due to their hi-tech equipment. Torrance led the field after two rounds of the Kronenbourg Open.
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