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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• The architect is the technical lead on the project and, from a technical perspective, ultimately carries the responsibility for the success or failure of the project.
  软件构架师是项目的技术领袖，并且从技术角度来讲，他承担了项目成败的责任。
• Finally-lead on a social level too.
  最后，在社交活动中也要成为领袖。
• 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）。
• 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？