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carry, conduct, guide, head, lead, lead on, manage, marshal, pipe, preside, search, shepherd, siphon, steer, take* * *I. (en)[ føle lede ved] loathe.II. vb (ledede, ledet)( føre) lead;( vejlede) guide, lead;( stå i spidsen for) lead ( fx an expedition),(være direktør etc for) manage,T run ( fx a business, an organisation, a theatre),F conduct ( fx a meeting, negotiations, an orchestra),( have overopsyn med) direct ( fx a course, the work);( om motiv) guide;( motiv) be guided (, F: actuated) by;[ lede vand bort] carry off water;[ lede mødet]( også) preside at (el. chair) the meeting, be in the chair;[ lede samtalen hen på noget] turn the conversation on to something,( med en bagtanke) lead up to something;[ lede tanken hen på] suggest;[ lede en på sporet] put somebody on the right track, give somebody a clue;[ lede trafikken om ad] divert the traffic via;[ lede ud]( om spildevand, røg etc) discharge (i into);(se også ledende).III. *( søge) look,( grundigere) search ( efter for);[ lede frem] dig out;[ lede i] search,( grundigere) ransack,(T: ivrigt) hunt in ( fx one's pockets).
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