CEFR A2

led

noun

Meaning

A strong cord or chain used to hold and guide an animal, especially a dog.

Examples

The dog walker had to use a strong lead for the large dog.
She attached the lead to her dog's collar before their walk.

Synonyms: leash, tether, rein

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led (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /liːd/

Definition

A strong cord or chain used to hold and guide an animal, especially a dog.

Examples

The dog walker had to use a strong lead for the large dog.
She attached the lead to her dog's collar before their walk.
He forgot the lead and couldn't take his dog outside.

How to Use led

lead to (prepositional phrase): To cause something to happen; to be the reason for. — "Lack of sleep can lead to health problems."
in the lead (prepositional phrase): Being in front of others in a competition or race. — "The runner was in the lead until the last lap."
lead off (phrasal verb): To begin something, especially a game or speech. — "The home team will lead off the batting order."

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