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In. 납, 납제품, (연필의) 심, 측연, 함석 지붕, heave the \lead 수심을 재다IIvt. 납을 씌우다(채워 매우다), 인데르를 채우다IIIvt. 인도(안내)하다, 거느리다, 꾀다, 지내다, (생활, 일상을) 보내다IVvi. 안내하다, (길이) 통하다, 솔선하다, \lead away 데리고 가다, \lead by the nose 맹종시키다, \lead off 시작하다, \lead on 꾀다Vn. 선도, 솔선, 지휘, 지침, 조언, 우세, (물을 끌어들이는) 도량, 도선, 광맥, follow the \lead of...의 예에 따르다
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