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21 lead
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22 lead-off
liːdadjective (AmE) ( in baseball) primero en turno, primero al batelead-off runner — primer, -mera m,f relevo
* * *[liːd]adjective (AmE) ( in baseball) primero en turno, primero al batelead-off runner — primer, -mera m,f relevo
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23 lead in
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24 lead off
1. VT + ADV1) (=take away) llevar2) (fig) (=begin) empezar ( with con)2.VI + PREP [street] salir de; [room] comunicar con -
25 lead up to
(to progress towards; to contribute to: to lead up to a climax; the events leading up to the First World War.) llevar a, conducir av + adv + prep + oa) ( precede) preceder ab) ( prepare for)VI + ADV + PREP llevar a, conducir awhat's all this leading up to? — ¿a dónde lleva or a qué conduce todo esto?, ¿a qué vas con todo esto?
* * *v + adv + prep + oa) ( precede) preceder ab) ( prepare for) -
26 lead
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27 lead sulfate
(AmE) see lead sulphate BrE -
28 lead sulfide
(AmE) see lead sulphide BrE -
29 lead time
nELECTRON tiempo de espera mMECH ENG demora de entrega f, plazo de entrega m, tiempo de adelanto m, tiempo de avance m, tiempo desde la orden de pedido hasta la entrega m, tiempo requerido para iniciar algún proceso mPRINT tiempo de preparación mPROD plazo de entrega m, tiempo de aprovisionamiento m, tiempo de espera mTEXTIL tiempo de avance m -
30 lead-free gasoline
n (AmE) (cf lead-free petrol BrE )PETR TECH, POLL gasolina libre de plomo f -
31 lead-free petrol
n (BrE) (cf lead-free gasoline AmE )PETR TECH, POLL gasolina libre de plomo f -
32 lead along
VT + ADV llevar (por la mano) -
33 lead away
VT + ADV (gen) llevar -
34 lead out
VT + ADV (outside) llevar or conducir fuera; (onto stage, dance floor) sacar -
35 lead to
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36 lead by the nose
(to make (a person) do whatever one wants.) dirigir -
37 lead the way
(to go first (especially to show the way): She led the way upstairs.) enseñar/mostrar el camino -
38 lead up the garden path
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39 lead apron
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40 lead encephalopathy
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