Lead
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What does 'lead someone in doing something' mean here?
Despite Ted's badmouthing of him(Mr. A) during the presentation, Mr. A leads the class in applauding him.
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Mr A gets the class to applaud, probably by being the person who starts the applause when Ted finishes his presentation. Maybe Mr A even stands up to start applauding.
- Mr A gets the class to applaud, probably by being the person who starts the applause when Ted finishes his presentation.
- Maybe Mr A even stands up to start applauding.
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Mr A gets the class to applaud, probably by being the person who starts the applause when Ted finishes his presentation.
Maybe Mr A even stands up to start applauding.
0anonymouslead someone in doing something
do something in order to encourage others to do the same, which they then do
A Republican spokesman led the Senate in promoting the rollback policy.
The Women's Club led the whole community in preparing for the celebrations.
Two mining companies will lead the industry in donating land f
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