Summary
lead {noun}
point de départ · plomb · fil conducteur · dérivation · mine
to lead {verb}
guider · régler · conduire · mener · duire
English-French translation for "lead"
"lead" French translation
lead {noun}
lead {noun}
The Ververs committee in the Netherlands has already taken the lead on this.
We believe that the starting point should be the adoption of a global `lead agency' for road safety.
All this could ultimately lead to very disagreeable restrictions on certain freedoms and rights.
There is also a need to set political priorities and to take practical initiatives that will lead to action and that are based on the
We must move as quickly as we can to phase out and eliminate lead in our petrol.
In 2005, the PCFV set a global target for lead elimination by the end of 2008.
Virtually all of this lead is destined for the bottom of Canada's lakes and rivers.
The first such intercomparison study dealing with lead was conducted in 1996.
Reported emissions of lead, cadmium and mercury in the EMEP region (24 countries)
lead {noun}
The general objective of the National Strategy is as follows: “At the verge of the Third Millennium we are lead by the vision of developing...
lead {noun} [med.] (also: shunt, bypass)
bipolar lead
In the vicinity of Mojkovac, there was a lead and zinc mine, “Brskovo”.
pencil lead
It provides every year a set of school materials and tools consisting of exercise books, coloured pencils, crayons felt pens, lead pencils
New employment is created (in poor regions it is not unusual for each mining job to lead to 10 new jobs in other sectors), and incomes rise.
to lead {verb}
We must lead our country toward real changes in equality and fairness. Hon.
It should be seen as the architecture that will lead us in the building of the new United Nations.
Politicians have a responsibility to lead and convince, but also to listen to ordinary people.
The United Nations had taken a decisive lead and should continue to guide the process.
UNFPA has been asked to lead the United Nations system response on sex work and HIV/AIDS.
Israel's logic of using force as the only course of action cannot lead to a resolution of this conflict.
We have also named special envoys to lead our efforts to help resolve crises across the globe.
It must lead by example and show that it is part of the solution, not part of the problem.
In conclusion, I would like briefly to say that it is not the role of business to take the lead in resolving conflict.
During the audit, the National Technical Lead in Ottawa was working with this region to resolve the issue.
Let not his hostility lead you to commit aggression against him and wrong him.
France has constantly pressed this point: violence will not lead to a solution.
It could lead to hysteria if people do not understand exactly what it means.
Economic and monetary dependency might lead to the 'Argentinisation ' of the country.
Racism taken to the extreme can lead to genocide as in the case of Rwanda.
The Statistics Division should take the lead in developing the reporting system.
It is hard to see how it will lead to a reform of the Palestinian Authority.
It is only the path of negotiation that can lead to a permanent and lasting peace.
This work should lead to a definitive solution of the question of Palestine.
Poor Sheila Copps won't be allowed to lead the charge into a ludicrous and-
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "lead":
© Princeton Universitymoderate · chair · conduct · direct · precede · head · take · guide · contribute · conduce · leave · result · run · go · pass · extend · top · jumper cable · jumper lead · booster cable
Usage examples
Usage examples for "lead" in French
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