lead off

Word family nounleaderleadereneleaderetteleadershipleadingleaderboardlead-inleading edgelead timelead-upleadennessleadsmanadjectiveleaderlessleadedleadenleadlessleadyadverbleadenlyverblead

Examples from the Corpus

lead off• Bruins coach Steve Kasper led off.• On the first floor, leading off a covered balcony, were the chambers of the fellows and scholars.• Ramirez led off, and Mussina needed 13 pitches to strike him out.• The Chief Executive led off by pointing out that a merger was only one option.• Is there anyone here who would like to lead off the debate?• He retired the first 12 men he faced before David Justice led off the fifth with a double.• The other came after his walk to lead off the ninth with the score tied at seven.• Then he violently shoved her down the small flight of stairs that led off their bedroom to the bathroom.• Newman spotted the track leading off to the right and swung away from the main road.• We asked the sales director to lead off with the latest sales figures.

lead with• At Nightingale House, the pack leads off with a copy of the Annual Review, which is published each year.• Eckersley got a popup and two strikeouts in the ninth after Jermaine Dye led off with a double.• He led off with a few jokes.

lead off (something)• Bruins coach Steve Kasper led off.• On the first floor, leading off a covered balcony, were the chambers of the fellows and scholars.• Ramirez led off, and Mussina needed 13 pitches to strike him out.• He retired the first 12 men he faced before David Justice led off the fifth with a double.• The other came after his walk to lead off the ninth with the score tied at seven.• Then he violently shoved her down the small flight of stairs that led off their bedroom to the bathroom.• Newman spotted the track leading off to the right and swung away from the main road.• Andy leads off up large, friable flakes, hair plastered to his head but now mercifully sheltered.

lead-off /ˈliːd ɒf $ -ɒːf/ adjectiveadj [only before noun] American EnglishAmE

FIRSThappening or going first or before others 最先发生的，开头的

Examples from the Corpus

lead-off• Perez will be the lead-off batter for the Pirates.

单词	lead off
释义	lead off Word family nounleaderleadereneleaderetteleadershipleadingleaderboardlead-inleading edgelead timelead-upleadennessleadsmanadjectiveleaderlessleadedleadenleadlessleadyadverbleadenlyverblead Examples from the Corpus lead off• Bruins coach Steve Kasper led off.• On the first floor, leading off a covered balcony, were the chambers of the fellows and scholars.• Ramirez led off, and Mussina needed 13 pitches to strike him out.• The Chief Executive led off by pointing out that a merger was only one option.• Is there anyone here who would like to lead off the debate?• He retired the first 12 men he faced before David Justice led off the fifth with a double.• The other came after his walk to lead off the ninth with the score tied at seven.• Then he violently shoved her down the small flight of stairs that led off their bedroom to the bathroom.• Newman spotted the track leading off to the right and swung away from the main road.• We asked the sales director to lead off with the latest sales figures. lead with• At Nightingale House, the pack leads off with a copy of the Annual Review, which is published each year.• Eckersley got a popup and two strikeouts in the ninth after Jermaine Dye led off with a double.• He led off with a few jokes. lead off (something)• Bruins coach Steve Kasper led off.• On the first floor, leading off a covered balcony, were the chambers of the fellows and scholars.• Ramirez led off, and Mussina needed 13 pitches to strike him out.• He retired the first 12 men he faced before David Justice led off the fifth with a double.• The other came after his walk to lead off the ninth with the score tied at seven.• Then he violently shoved her down the small flight of stairs that led off their bedroom to the bathroom.• Newman spotted the track leading off to the right and swung away from the main road.• Andy leads off up large, friable flakes, hair plastered to his head but now mercifully sheltered. lead-off /ˈliːd ɒf $ -ɒːf/ adjectiveadj [only before noun] American EnglishAmE FIRSThappening or going first or before others 最先发生的，开头的 Examples from the Corpus lead-off• Perez will be the lead-off batter for the Pirates.
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