leading edge

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leading-edge /ˌliːdɪŋ ˈedʒ/ adjectiveadj [only before noun]

ADVANCEDleading-edge machines, systems etc are the most modern and advanced ones available 〔机器、系统等〕最现代的，最先进的

leading-edge technologies for military and computer applications

应用于军事和计算机领域的尖端技术

Examples from the Corpus

leading edge• By having an aerodynamic, efficient leading edge.• Somehow, he accomplishes it and keeps doing work at the leading edge.• When curtains are to butt together, plan to have a half space at each leading edge.• When glass fibre tubular spars were standard practice, leading edge distortion would form an otherwise straight line into a swan-neck shape!• the leading edge of a plane's wing• To survive, companies must stay on the leading edge of technology.• The weaving yarn should always be on the leading edge of the carriage.• Part of it went upwards perforating the leading edge of the fin in several places.• That so weakened the plane that the fuselage broke in two, just forward of the leading edge of the wings.• One that balances leading edge technological capability with a thorough understanding of your business.

leading edgen

a) technicalAV the part of something that is at the front of it when it moves

b) ADVANCEDthe part of an activity where the most modern and advanced equipment and methods are used

leading edge of

This is the leading edge of medical technology.

→ leading-edge

→ leading

Examples from the Corpus

leading-edge• leading-edge communication devices

From Longman Business Dictionary

leading edgeˌleading ˈedge noun [singular]

the area of activity where the most modern and advanced equipment and methods are used

Software companies are on the leading edge of technology in very competitive markets.

—leading-edge adjectiveadj

leading-edge companies ranging from Apple to Walt Disney

Some US companies were unable to get leading-edge technology that was readily available in Japan.

单词	leading edge
释义	leading edge Word family nounleaderleadereneleaderetteleadershipleadingleaderboardlead-inleading edgelead timelead-upleadennessleadsmanadjectiveleaderlessleadedleadenleadlessleadyadverbleadenlyverblead leading-edge /ˌliːdɪŋ ˈedʒ/ adjectiveadj [only before noun] ADVANCEDleading-edge machines, systems etc are the most modern and advanced ones available 〔机器、系统等〕最现代的，最先进的 leading-edge technologies for military and computer applications 应用于军事和计算机领域的尖端技术 Examples from the Corpus leading edge• By having an aerodynamic, efficient leading edge.• Somehow, he accomplishes it and keeps doing work at the leading edge.• When curtains are to butt together, plan to have a half space at each leading edge.• When glass fibre tubular spars were standard practice, leading edge distortion would form an otherwise straight line into a swan-neck shape!• the leading edge of a plane's wing• To survive, companies must stay on the leading edge of technology.• The weaving yarn should always be on the leading edge of the carriage.• Part of it went upwards perforating the leading edge of the fin in several places.• That so weakened the plane that the fuselage broke in two, just forward of the leading edge of the wings.• One that balances leading edge technological capability with a thorough understanding of your business. leading edgen n a) technicalAV the part of something that is at the front of it when it moves b) ADVANCEDthe part of an activity where the most modern and advanced equipment and methods are used leading edge of This is the leading edge of medical technology. → leading-edge → leading Examples from the Corpus leading-edge• leading-edge communication devices From Longman Business Dictionary leading edgeˌleading ˈedge noun [singular] the area of activity where the most modern and advanced equipment and methods are used Software companies are on the leading edge of technology in very competitive markets. —leading-edge adjectiveadj leading-edge companies ranging from Apple to Walt Disney Some US companies were unable to get leading-edge technology that was readily available in Japan.
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