lead role
collocation主要角色；主角
She landed the lead role in the school play.
她在学校戏剧中获得了主角角色。
最前面的；主要的；首要的
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最前面的；主要的；首要的
Foremost; main, principal, first.
The lead actress gave a moving performance.
那位主演女演员的表演感人至深。
最前面的。
Foremost.
主要的,首要的,第一的,最重要的。
Main, principal, primary, first, chief, foremost.
Please read the lead article on page one.
请读第一页上的头条文章。
He was the lead runner in the marathon for most of the race.
他在马拉松比赛的大部分时间里都是领先的赛跑选手。
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主要角色；主角
She landed the lead role in the school play.
她在学校戏剧中获得了主角角色。
主唱
The lead singer of the band has an amazing voice.
乐队主唱的声音非常棒。
头条新闻；主要报道
The lead story on tonight's news is about the election.
今晚新闻的头条是关于选举的。
主要演员；主演
The lead actor won an award for his performance.
这位主演因其表演获奖。
首席调查员；主要调查人
The lead investigator presented the new evidence to the jury.
首席调查员向陪审团展示了新证据。
主要作者；第一作者
The lead author of the study answered questions from the press.
该研究的主要作者回答了记者提问。
主角；主要角色
She got the lead role in the school play.
她在学校戏剧中得到了主角角色。
主唱
He is the lead singer of the band.
他是乐队的主唱。
头条新闻；主要新闻
The scandal was the lead story on the evening news.
这起丑闻是晚间新闻的头条。
如果你不是领头狗，眼前的景色永远不会变。
A proverb from sled-dog racing, often quoted in American movies and TV shows; the lead dog is the one in front that sets the pace.
这是来自狗拉雪橇比赛的一句谚语，常见于美国影视作品中；领头狗就是跑在最前面、决定节奏的那只。
发短 /ɛ/ 音 (如 head, bread)
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联想：金属铅（lead）读/lɛd/，就像一块沉甸甸的铅锭立在队伍最前头当主力——所以形容词lead就是“最前面的、主要的”。
语域：neutral 常见场景：新闻报道、演艺行业、商业场合 作形容词时，lead 多用于修饰“角色、报道、位置”等名词，表示“主要的、首要的”。该用法通常属于中性表达，在书面语和口语中均可使用，比较常见于新闻、表演和商务等场景。
Attributive only; place before a noun (e.g. lead role, lead story), not after a linking verb.
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