英语词汇“leader”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	leader
释义	Trends of leader View usage for: leader (liːdəʳ) Word forms: plural leaders 1. countable noun [noun NOUN] The leader of a group of people or an organization is the person who is in control of it orin charge of it. We now need a new leader of the party and a new style of leadership. [+ of] We are going to hold a rally next month to elect a new leader. 2. countable noun The leader at a particular point in a race or competition is the person who is winning at that point. The leaders came in two minutes clear of the field. The world drivers' championship leader crossed the line ahead of the Swede. 3. countable noun The leader among a range of products or companies is the one that is most successful. Procter & Gamble is the leader in the mass market cosmetics industry. [+ in] Synonyms: front runner, pioneer, leading light, leading company More Synonyms of leader 4. countable noun The leader of an orchestra is the most senior violin player, who acts as a deputy to the conductor. [British]regional note: in AM, use concertmaster 5. countable noun The leader of an orchestra is the conductor. [US] 6. countable noun A leader in a newspaper is a piece of writing which gives the editor's opinion on an important news item. [British]regional note: in AM, use editorial 7. countable noun A leader in a newspaper is the most important story in it. [US]regional note: in BRIT, use lead, lead story More Synonyms of leader leader in British English (ˈliːdə) noun 1. a person who rules, guides, or inspires others; head 2. music a. Also called (esp US and Canadian): concertmaster the principal first violinist of an orchestra, who plays solo parts, and acts as the conductor's deputy and spokesperson for the orchestra b. US a conductor or director of an orchestra or chorus 3. a. the first person on a climbing rope b. the leading horse or dog in a team 4. mainly US and Canadian an article offered at a sufficiently low price to attract customers See also loss leader 5. a statistic or index that gives an advance indication of the state of the economy 6. Also called: leading article mainly British the leading editorial in a newspaper 7. angling another word for trace2 (sense 2), cast (sense 32a) 8. nautical another term for fairlead 9. a strip of blank film or tape used to facilitate threading a projector, developing machine, etc, and to aid identification 10. (plural) printing rows of dots or hyphens used to guide the reader's eye across a page, as in a table of contents 11. botany any of the long slender shoots that grow from the stem or branch of a tree: usually removed during pruning 12. British a member of the Government having primary authority in initiating legislative business (esp in the phrases Leader of the House of Commons and Leader of the House of Lords) 13. the senior barrister, usually a Queen's Counsel, in charge of the conduct of a case Compare junior (sense 6) Derived forms leaderless (ˈleaderless) adjective leader in American English (ˈlidər) noun 1. a person or thing that leads; directing, commanding, or guiding head, as of a group or activity 2. a horse harnessed before all others in the same hitch or as one of the two horses in the foremost span 3. a pipe for carrying fluid ; specif., a. downspout b. a hot-air duct in a heating system 4. a tendon 5. a section of blank film or recording tape at the beginning of a reel, for use in threading, etc. 6. US a featured article of trade, esp. one offered at an attractively low price see also loss leader 7. Botany the central or dominant stem of a plant, esp. of a tree 8. US, Fishing a short piece of catgut, nylon, etc. used to attach the hook or lure to the fish line 9. Journalism leading article 10. Music a. a conductor, esp. of a dance band b. the main performer in an instrumental or vocal section, generally given the solo passages 11. Nautical fair-lead 12. [pl.]; Printing dots, dashes, etc. in a line, used to direct the eye across the page, as in a table of contents Derived forms leaderless (ˈleaderless) adjective COBUILD Collocations leader business leaders church leaders council leader deputy leader elected leader opposition leader political leaders spiritual leader union leaders Examples of 'leader' in a sentence leader Northampton would have been within at least three points of the leaders. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We need more leaders in the team. The Sun (2016) The sun makes you a natural team leader. The Sun (2017) The charitable explanation is that a new leader is taking time to adjust to the requirements of her role. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Her father was leader of the opposition, then deputy leader. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Myanmar swore in its first elected civilian leader in more than 50 years. Times, Sunday Times (2016) European leaders also pointed out that Britain was spending less on public services than they were. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Union leaders say new doctors with six years' training get less than police recruits. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There were attempts to end the infighting that has dogged the party since the leader's first election victory last year. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is understood that the four unanimously told their leader to press ahead with his plan. Times, Sunday Times (2011) All teams need leaders and it is not something you can easily quantify. Times, Sunday Times (2015) There is usually a team leader or team captain. Peter F. Drucker MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices (1974) There is pressure on the new leaders to act. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Nobody much liked the first leader but they respected him and the job got done. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The optimist in me considers this good news because it means that the masses are aheadof their leaders. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He insisted it would have been difficult for the operation to have gone ahead without the leader of the country knowing. The Sun (2010) The position of deputy leader of the Labour party has no formal constitutional status. Times, Sunday Times (2009) She's been doing it since she was elected deputy leader. The Sun (2009) Not the prettiest points the leaders have won, but in adversity they were precious. Times, Sunday Times (2011) There is not much pace here, but the tip usually tracks the leaders. The Sun (2008) Meanwhile, world leaders scrambled for new ways to prop up the euro. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The Soviet leader usually rose at midday and alerted his bodyguards that he was awake. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Labour's new leader will not be given that long. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The Spanish league leaders were ahead after only six minutes. Times, Sunday Times (2014) He insists impartiality is improving, claiming regular invitations to Coalition leaders prove his point. The Sun (2010) When caught, the leader becomes the person in the centre, and a new leader is appointed. Aiken, Nick Working with Teenagers (1994) Leadership and Power A leader is a person who is able to influence the behavior of other membersof a group. Appelbaum, Richard P. Sociology (1995) In other languages leader British English: leader /ˈliːdə/ NOUN The leader of an organization or a group of people is the person who is in charge of it. Members today will elect a new leader. American English: leader Arabic: قَائِدٌ Brazilian Portuguese: líder Chinese: 领导者 Croatian: vođa Czech: vůdce Danish: leder Dutch: leider European Spanish: líder Finnish: johtaja French: chef dirigeant German: Führer Greek: ηγέτης Italian: leader Japanese: リーダー Korean: 지도자 Norwegian: leder Polish: lider European Portuguese: líder Romanian: lider Russian: лидер Latin American Spanish: líder Swedish: ledare Thai: ผู้นำ Turkish: lider Ukrainian: керівник Vietnamese: người lãnh đạo All related terms of 'leader' band leader the leader of a group of musicians , esp those playing popular music form leader a pupil elected by other pupils to lead or represent their form loss leader A loss leader is an item that is sold at such a low price that it makes a loss in the hope that customers will be attracted by it and buy other goods at the same shop . team leader the leader of a team , esp in business brand leader The brand leader of a particular product is the brand of it that most people choose to buy . deputy leader The leader of a group of people or an organization is the person who is in control of it or in charge of it. floor leader a member of a legislative body who organizes his or her party's activities leader board a scoreboard listing the contestants who are currently leading a golf tournament , auto race, etc. leader writer A writer is a person who writes books, stories , or articles as a job. market leader A market leader is a company that sells more of a particular product or service than most of its competitors do. party leader a leader of a political party patrol leader the leader of a division of a troop of Scouts or Guides Scout Leader the leader of a troop of Scouts world leader A world leader is someone who is the leader of a country, especially an economically powerful country. youth leader a person who has responsibility for the young people at a youth club etc council leader The leader of a group of people or an organization is the person who is in control of it or in charge of it. elected leader The leader of a group of people or an organization is the person who is in control of it or in charge of it. project leader someone who leads a proposal , scheme , or design squadron leader A squadron leader is an officer of middle rank in the British air force. community leader a leading figure in a community opposition leader The leader of a group of people or an organization is the person who is in control of it or in charge of it. religious leader a person who is recognised within a particular religion as having authority within that body spiritual leader The leader of a group of people or an organization is the person who is in control of it or in charge of it. follow-my-leader a game in which the players must repeat the actions of the leader follow-the-leader a game in which the players must repeat the actions of the leader Leader of the House of Commons a member of the Government having primary authority in initiating legislative business Leader of the House of Lords a member of the Government having primary authority in initiating legislative business Chinese translation of 'leader' leader (ˈliːdəʳ) n (c) [of group, organization] 领(領)导(導)人 (lǐngdǎorén) (位, wèi) (Sport) 领(領)先者 (lǐngxiānzhě) (Brit, in newspaper) 社论(論) (shèlùn) 美 = editorial Leader of the House of Commons/Lords (Brit, Parl) 下/上议(議)院议(議)长(長) (xià/shàng yìyuàn yìzhǎng) 1 (noun) in the sense of principal Definition a person who rules, guides, or inspires others the leader of the Conservative Party Synonyms principal the principal of the company president head heads of government from more than 100 countries chief The new leader is the deputy chief of the territory's defence force. boss (informal) He cannot stand his boss. director He is the director of the unit. manager a retired bank manager chairperson captain He is a former English cricket captain. chair premier governor the governor of the province in the late 1970s commander The commander and some of his troops had been released. superior my immediate superior ruler He was an indecisive ruler. conductor controller counsellor supervisor a full-time job as a supervisor at a factory superintendent superintendent of the bank's East African branches big name big gun (informal) chieftain bigwig (informal) a bigwig who heads the local parliament ringleader big shot (informal) overseer Officials agreed to appoint a federal overseer to run the agency's daily business. big cheese (slang, old-fashioned) big noise (informal) big hitter (informal) torchbearer number one sherang (Australian, New Zealand) I am in touch with the head sherang at both sites Opposites supporter , follower , disciple , sidekick (slang) , adherent , henchman or woman or person, hanger-on 2 (noun) in the sense of front runner Definition the best or the most successful of its kind the leader in the mass market cosmetics industry Synonyms front runner pioneer one of the pioneers in embryology work leading light leading company trailblazer trendsetter best-known company groundbreaker primary brand Additional synonyms in the sense of bigwig Definition an important person a bigwig who heads the local parliament Synonyms important person, somebody, celebrity, heavyweight (informal), notable, big name, mogul, big gun (informal), dignitary, celeb (informal), big shot (informal), personage, nob (slang), big cheese (old-fashioned, slang), big noise (informal), big hitter (informal), heavy hitter (informal), panjandrum, notability, V.I.P. in the sense of boss Definition a person in charge of or employing others He cannot stand his boss. Synonyms manager, head, leader, director, chief, executive, owner, master, governor (informal), employer, administrator, supervisor, superintendent, gaffer (informal, British), or woman or person">foreman or woman or person, overseer, kingpin, big cheese (old-fashioned, slang), numero uno (informal), Mister Big (slang, US), sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of captain Definition the leader of a team or group He is a former English cricket captain. Synonyms leader, boss, master, skipper, chieftain, head, number one (informal), chief Synonyms of 'leader' leader Explore 'leader' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of chief Definition most important The new leader is the deputy chief of the territory's defence force. Synonyms head, leader, director, manager, lord, boss (informal), captain, master, governor, commander, principal, superior, ruler, superintendent, chieftain, ringleader, suzerain, ariki (New Zealand), sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of commander Definition an officer in command of a military group or operation The commander and some of his troops had been released. Synonyms leader, director, chief, officer, boss, head, captain, ruler, commander-in-chief, commanding officer, C in C, C.O., sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of director Definition a member of the governing board of a business, trust, etc. He is the director of the unit. Synonyms controller, head, leader, manager, chief, executive, chairperson, boss (informal), producer, governor, principal, administrator, supervisor, organizer, helmer, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of governor Definition the chief political administrator of a region, such as a US state or a colony the governor of the province in the late 1970s Synonyms leader, administrator, ruler, head, minister, director, manager, chief, officer, executive, boss (informal), commander, controller, supervisor, superintendent, mandarin, comptroller, functionary, overseer in the sense of head Definition the person commanding most authority within a group or an organization heads of government from more than 100 countries Synonyms leader, president, director, manager, chief, boss (informal), captain, master, premier, commander, principal, supervisor, superintendent, chieftain, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of manager Definition a person who manages an organization or business a retired bank manager Synonyms supervisor, head, director, executive, boss (informal), governor, administrator, conductor, controller, superintendent, gaffer (informal, British), proprietor, organizer, comptroller, overseer, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of overseer Officials agreed to appoint a federal overseer to run the agency's daily business. Synonyms supervisor, manager, chief, boss (informal), master, inspector, superior, administrator, steward, superintendent, gaffer (informal, British), or woman or person">foreman or woman or person, super (informal) in the sense of pioneer Definition an originator or developer of something new one of the pioneers in embryology work Synonyms founder, leader, developer, innovator, founding father, trailblazer in the sense of ruler Definition a person who rules or commands He was an indecisive ruler. Synonyms governor, leader, lord, commander, controller, monarch, sovereign, head of state, potentate, crowned head, emperor or empress, king or queen, prince or princess in the sense of sherang I am in touch with the head sherang at both sites Synonyms boss, manager, head, leader, director, chief, executive, owner, master, governor (informal), employer, administrator, supervisor, superintendent, gaffer (informal, British), or woman or person">foreman or woman or person, overseer, kingpin, big cheese (old-fashioned, slang), numero uno (informal), Mister Big (slang, US) Additional synonyms in the sense of superintendent Definition a person who directs and manages an organization or office superintendent of the bank's East African branches Synonyms supervisor, director, manager, chief, governor, inspector, administrator, conductor, controller, overseer in the sense of superior Definition a person of greater rank or status my immediate superior Synonyms boss, senior, director, manager, chief (informal), principal, supervisor, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of supervisor a full-time job as a supervisor at a factory Synonyms boss (informal), manager, superintendent, chief, inspector, administrator, steward, gaffer (informal, British), or woman or person">foreman or woman or person, overseer
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