leads

[liːdz]

leads Definition

• 1. to show the way to someone by going in front of them
• 2. to be in charge of a group, organization, or situation
• 3. to have a particular result or end

Using leads: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "leads" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The tour guide leads the group through the museum.

• Example

  She leads the sales team at the company.

• Example

  His hard work leads to success.

• Example

  The new policy will lead to changes in the company.

leads Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for leads

• direct
• conduct
• manage
• control
• govern
• guide
• result in
• culminate in
• contribute to

Antonyms for leads

• obstructs
• follows
• misleads
• hinders

Phrases with leads

• lead by example

  to set a good example for others to follow

  Example

  As a manager, it's important to lead by example and work hard alongside your team.

• lead the way

  to show others how to do something or to be the first to do something

  Example

  The company is leading the way in sustainable business practices.

• take the lead

  to become the leader or take control of a situation

  Example

  She took the lead in organizing the charity event.

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Summary: leads in Brief

The verb 'leads' [liːdz] means to show the way, be in charge, or have a particular result. It can refer to guiding a group, managing an organization, or contributing to an outcome, as in 'His hard work leads to success.' Phrases like 'lead by example' and 'take the lead' denote setting a good example or taking control of a situation.