lead-in的意思和读音

lead-in

: [ˈlid ˌɪn] : [ˈliːd ɪn]

n.

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lead-ins  

n.conclusion

n.introduction,preamble,preface,prelude,preliminary

lead-inn.

1.an introduction to a subject, story, show, etc.

na.1.,2.线线

n.1.a statement, action, or short piece of film used for introducing something

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3. 1、lead-in

5. () pre-reading (Lead-in) 2、 make+o+oc ...

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1.And I've been going to the rodeos with him, and we've bonded. And he's the lead in an op-ed I did about the Republican Convention.

2.Having begun in one line, resolve to fight it out on that line, to lead in it, adopt.

3.Circular 50, Circular 171 and Circular 192 all seem to lead in different directions, but away from his goal of the next closed deal.50171192

4.The agencies both enforce federal antitrust laws and would have to decide which one of them would take the lead in the matter.

5.The lead-in roll can be lowered or raised while machine is running. The position of the roll is given by an index and a graduated scale.

6.But he said spending could begin to come down in 2015, after the US is scheduled to hand over the lead in the battle against the Taliban.2015

7.FAAS has been used to determine Lead in different samples , however, few reports concerning Lead in paint samples have been printed.广

8.And that's why especially the United States needs to be prepared to take a lead in working to contain financial crises.

9.WITH a seven-point lead in the polls a few days before voting, the race for America's presidency is now Barack Obama's to lose.7%

10.In other words, this kind of question is often a lead-in to a suggestion or invitation.