leadership

noun

OPAL W

/ˈliːdəʃɪp/

/ˈliːdərʃɪp/

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[uncountable] the state or position of being a leader
- a leadership role/position
- a leadership contest
- the battle for the party leadership
- Who will take over the leadership of the club?
- under somebody's leadership The party thrived under his leadership.
Extra Examples
- Leadership in science is moving east.
- She withstood several challenges to her leadership.
- The school has flourished under the leadership of Mr Buxton.
- When Smith died, Blair took over the leadership of the party.
- her method of asserting personal leadership
- the opportunity to strengthen our market leadership
- The media are bound to play a huge role in this leadership campaign.
Topics People in societyb2, Politicsb2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- clear
- effective
- firm
- …
verb + leadership
- assume
- take
- take over
- …
leadership + noun
- bid
- campaign
- challenge
- …
preposition
- under somebody’s leadership
- leadership from
- leadership in
- …
phrases
- a challenge to somebody’s leadership
- a lack of leadership
- somebody’s style of leadership
- …
See full entry
[uncountable] the ability to be a leader or the qualities a good leader should have
- Strong leadership is needed to captain the team.
- Many in the party have criticized his lack of leadership.
- leadership qualities/skills
- In his resignation speech he condemned her leadership style.
- leadership in something They called on the United State to show greater leadership in the fight against international terrorism.
- leadership in doing something She criticized the industrialized nations for failing to provide leadership in tackling climate change.
see also thought leadership
Extra Examples
- He lacks leadership qualities.
- He was praised for his firm leadership.
- It's a crisis that requires strong leadership.
- The movement is deeply divided and lacks clear leadership.
- In the crisis he showed real leadership.
- The philosophy of the company is that leadership development cannot start early enough.
- What is really needed is clear leadership from the president.
- Political leadership needs a particular combination of skills.
- He played an important role in providing political leadership for the working class.
- Several opponents have accused her of an authoritarian style of leadership.
- The board is extremely weak and has not taken leadership.
- There is a leadership vacuum in the party.
Topics Personal qualitiesb2, People in societyb2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- clear
- effective
- firm
- …
verb + leadership
- assume
- take
- take over
- …
leadership + noun
- bid
- campaign
- challenge
- …
preposition
- under somebody’s leadership
- leadership from
- leadership in
- …
phrases
- a challenge to somebody’s leadership
- a lack of leadership
- somebody’s style of leadership
- …
See full entry
[countable + singular or plural verb] a group of leaders of a particular organization, etc.
- The party leadership is/are divided.
Extra Examples
- the Communist/East German/military leadership
- There have been disagreements within the leadership of the union.
- There are reported to have been power struggles amongst the hard-line military leadership.
- The announcement was welcomed by the ANC leadership.
- He has once again voiced his criticism of the Football Association's leadership.
- the army's senior leadership
- the hard work of staff and the leadership team
Topics People in societyb2, Politicsb2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- clear
- effective
- firm
- …
verb + leadership
- assume
- take
- take over
- …
leadership + noun
- bid
- campaign
- challenge
- …
preposition
- under somebody’s leadership
- leadership from
- leadership in
- …
phrases
- a challenge to somebody’s leadership
- a lack of leadership
- somebody’s style of leadership
- …
See full entry

单词	leadership
释义	leadership noun OPAL W /ˈliːdəʃɪp/ /ˈliːdərʃɪp/ jump to other results [uncountable] the state or position of being a leader a leadership role/position a leadership contest the battle for the party leadership Who will take over the leadership of the club? under somebody's leadership The party thrived under his leadership. Extra Examples Leadership in science is moving east. She withstood several challenges to her leadership. The school has flourished under the leadership of Mr Buxton. When Smith died, Blair took over the leadership of the party. her method of asserting personal leadership the opportunity to strengthen our market leadership The media are bound to play a huge role in this leadership campaign. Topics People in societyb2, Politicsb2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective clear effective firm … verb + leadership assume take take over … leadership + noun bid campaign challenge … preposition under somebody’s leadership leadership from leadership in … phrases a challenge to somebody’s leadership a lack of leadership somebody’s style of leadership … See full entry [uncountable] the ability to be a leader or the qualities a good leader should have Strong leadership is needed to captain the team. Many in the party have criticized his lack of leadership. leadership qualities/skills In his resignation speech he condemned her leadership style. leadership in something They called on the United State to show greater leadership in the fight against international terrorism. leadership in doing something She criticized the industrialized nations for failing to provide leadership in tackling climate change. see also thought leadership Extra Examples He lacks leadership qualities. He was praised for his firm leadership. It's a crisis that requires strong leadership. The movement is deeply divided and lacks clear leadership. In the crisis he showed real leadership. The philosophy of the company is that leadership development cannot start early enough. What is really needed is clear leadership from the president. Political leadership needs a particular combination of skills. He played an important role in providing political leadership for the working class. Several opponents have accused her of an authoritarian style of leadership. The board is extremely weak and has not taken leadership. There is a leadership vacuum in the party. Topics Personal qualitiesb2, People in societyb2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective clear effective firm … verb + leadership assume take take over … leadership + noun bid campaign challenge … preposition under somebody’s leadership leadership from leadership in … phrases a challenge to somebody’s leadership a lack of leadership somebody’s style of leadership … See full entry [countable + singular or plural verb] a group of leaders of a particular organization, etc. The party leadership is/are divided. Extra Examples the Communist/East German/military leadership There have been disagreements within the leadership of the union. There are reported to have been power struggles amongst the hard-line military leadership. The announcement was welcomed by the ANC leadership. He has once again voiced his criticism of the Football Association's leadership. the army's senior leadership the hard work of staff and the leadership team Topics People in societyb2, Politicsb2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective clear effective firm … verb + leadership assume take take over … leadership + noun bid campaign challenge … preposition under somebody’s leadership leadership from leadership in … phrases a challenge to somebody’s leadership a lack of leadership somebody’s style of leadership … See full entry
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