lead on

英 [liːd ɒn]

美 [liːd ɑːn]

怂恿; 教唆; 鼓动

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 怂恿；教唆；鼓动
  If someoneleadsyouon, they encourage you to do something, especially by pretending that something is true.
  1. I bet she led him on — but how could he be so weak?
     我看他一定是给她唆使的——可他怎么这么容易受人影响？

英英释义

verb

• entice or induce especially when unwise or mistaken
• be false to
  Synonym:deceivedeludecozen

双语例句

• Listen, Jimmy got a lead on a job.
  听着，吉米找了份工作。
• Reproductive effects of occupational exposure to lead on female workers in China: a Meta-analysis
  我国职业性铅接触对作业女工生殖健康影响的Meta分析
• We have a lead on what happened.
  对发生的事我们有线索。
• But meanwhile the European Union is right to take the lead on reworking economic and political ties.
  但与此同时，欧盟带头改写与俄罗斯的经济政治关系是正确的举动。
• For-profit company firstworks takes the lead on development and maintenance of the product ( see Resources).
  营利性公司firstworks在产品的开发和维护中采用了这一新技术（参见参考资料）。
• And Americans who want to see their country lead on the energy and climate issues that are crucial to the world this century should want to be in the vanguard on carbon taxes.
  希望看到自己国家在对当今世界至关重要的能源和气候问题上发挥领导作用的美国人，应该希望在碳税问题上发挥先锋作用。
• He is the project lead on Really Simple History, a popular Ajax history and bookmarking library.
  他是ReallySimpleHistory（一个流行的Ajax历史和书签库）的项目主管。
• Lead on, I'll follow.
  你在前面带路，我跟着。
• China is most likely to fill the vacuum created by an American failure to lead on regional and Global trade.
  假如美国不能领导地区和全球贸易，中国最有可能填补这一空白。
• Take lead on action planning and tracking for expense budget control.
  领导计划编制，跟踪成本预算控制。