leader
US: /ˈɫidɝ/
UK: /lˈiːdɐ/
UK: /lˈiːdɐ/
English Vietnamese dictionary
leader /'li:də/
- danh từ
- lânh tụ, người lânh đạo, người chỉ huy, người hướng dẫn, người chỉ đạo
- luật sư chính (trong một vụ kiện)
- bài báo chính, bài xã luận lớn
- con ngựa đầu đàn, con ngựa dẫn đầu trong cỗ ngựa (buộc vào xe)
- (ngành in) hàng dấu chấm (để dẫn người đọc) sang trang (sang cột)
- (ngành mỏ) mạch nhánh (dẫn đến mạch mỏ chính)
- mầm chính (nhú lên mạnh nhất ở cành, ở thân cây)
- (giải phẫu) dây gân
- (raddiô) tin quan trọng nhất (trong bản tin cuối cùng)
- (điện học) vật dẫn; dây dẫn
- (âm nhạc) nhạc trưởng; người điều khiển dàn nhạc, người điều khiển ban đồng ca; người lãnh xướng
- (thương nghiệp) hàng bán rẻ để quảng cáo
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun
1 a person who leads a group of people, especially the head of a country, an organization, etc: a political / spiritual leader + the leader of the Conservative party + union leaders + He was not a natural leader. + She's a born leader.
2 a person or thing that is the best, or in first place in a race, business, etc: She was among the leaders of the race from the start. + The company is a world leader in electrical goods.
See also -
3 (BrE) (also concertmaster AmE, BrE) the most important violin player in an orchestra
4 (BrE) = EDITORIAL(also leader)
+ noun
(both BrE) = EDITORIAL
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 chief, head, commander, ruler, superior, director, chairman, chairwoman, chairlady, chairperson, chieftain, captain, commandant, principal, Colloq boss, bossman, kingpin, big cheese, number one, numero uno, Brit gaffer, Chiefly US Mr Big, Slang US the man:
The police can identify the leader of the gang. The leader of the assembly is elected for a year.
2 bandmaster, band leader, director, US and Canadian conductor, bandleader, concert-master:
The leader tapped his baton for silence.
Collocation dictionary
1 person who is in charge of sth
ADJ.
born, natural | charismatic, effective, good, great, inspiring, inspired, visionary | undisputed | powerful, strong | weak | deputy | former | joint | local, national | opposition, parliamentary, party | Conservative, Labour, etc. | military, political, religious, spiritual | gang, guerrilla, nationalist, rebel | group, project, squadron, team
Discuss any problems with your team leader.
| business, church, civic, community, council, government, strike, student, (trade) union, youth
Business leaders have been in talks with the government.
| miners', teachers', etc.
VERB + LEADER
be appointed, become, be elected | appoint (sb), appoint sb as, choose (sb as), elect (sb), elect sb as, nominate (sb), nominate sb as
PHRASES
a leader of the Opposition
2 person/team that is best or in first place
ADJ.
undisputed | brand, market, world
The company is a world leader in electrical goods.
| championship, league, tournament
VERB + LEADER
overtake
aiming to overtake the market leaders within two years
PREP.
behind the ~
ten points behind league leaders Manchester United
| ~ in
the undisputed leader in her field
Concise English dictionary
leaders'lɪːdə(r)
noun
+a person who rules or guides or inspires others
+a featured article of merchandise sold at a loss in order to draw customers
