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

• But by their very nature, these entities can neither lead on price, nor drive systems improvements.
  但就其本性而言，这些虚拟运营商既不能引导价格，又不能推动系统改进。
• Under solution culture condition, the effects of lead on growth and some nutrient index of rice plant which grew in high Mn concentration were studied.
  通过水培试验，探讨了铅对生长在含过量锰溶液中的水稻生长及某些营养指标的影响。
• 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。
• 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。
• Studies on the Effects of Lead on Growth of Brassica chinensis Seedlings and Lead-tolerance Differences of Different Varieties
  铅胁迫对小白菜幼苗生长的影响及不同品种耐铅差异研究
• Heres my bottom line: America must always lead on the world stage.
  我的底线是：美国必须在世界范围保持领导力。
• In this space I have often criticised the Obama administration for failing to lead on US fiscal policy.
  在这个专栏中，我经常批评奥巴马政府未能引导好美国的财政政策。
• We have a lead on what happened.
  对发生的事我们有线索。
• The presidential candidates need to rise above partisanship and lead on this issue.
  总统候选人应立足于党派之上，并在此问题上起表率作用。
• It is often the case that early interests lead on to a career
  职业生涯往往由早期爱好而来。