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Definition of lead-up in English: lead-upnounˈliːdʌpˈlidəp An event, point, or sequence that leads up to something else. 先导活动，先导事件；先导阶段 the lead-up to the elections 选举的先导阶段。 Example sentencesExamples - Negotiations broke down at the end of what appeared to be a very amicable and positive period in the lead-up to these talks.
- For the region's playgroups and nurseries it has been a feast of babies, bonnets and bunnies in the lead-up to Easter.
- There are fears that the violence could get worse in the lead-up to the handover of power on the 30th of June.
- The agreement also helped pave the way for crucial diplomatic and military co-operation in the lead-up to World War One.
- We are left with a deep and palpable sense of the class hatred that gained momentum in the lead-up to the coup.
- In the lead-up to a race I run through lots of scenarios and afterwards think about how I could have improved my performance.
- Everything has gone quiet in the lead-up to the federal election but, once the poll is over, expect the talk to begin again.
- It was in the lead-up to her marriage to Jonathan that she decided to quit her job as a primary school teacher in York and enter the wedding business.
- The lack of agreement on specific policy measures was underscored in the lead-up to the meeting.
- I had many such experiences at meetings and discussions in the lead-up to the referendum.
- In the lead-up to the big race, we take a look at some of the legendary cars that have raced in Bathurst.
- The hesitancy and uncertainty that characterised the lead-up to this conflict has now been taken into the battlefield.
- And all this action was taking place in the lead-up to the last election.
- There was a series of workshops and debates in the lead-up to the project's unveiling.
- There was a real sense of occasion and celebration in the lead-up to the signing of the charter.
- That always looks good during the lead-up to a provincial election.
- About 20 children, along with some adults, took part to bring a smile to everybody in the lead-up to Christmas.
- This was in the lead-up to the 1997 election, and, as you do, we'd talk about politics whenever it popped up on the radio.
- Unfortunately, the lead-up to it deserved, if not the same level of urgency, at least something approaching it.
- Throughout the lead-up to the event the different managers and the amounts pledged for each will be displayed in store.
Synonyms circumstances, context, conditions, situation, environment, milieu, scene, scenario, framework, atmosphere
Definition of lead-up in US English: lead-upnounˈlidəpˈlēdəp An event, point, or sequence that leads up to something else. 先导活动，先导事件；先导阶段 the lead-up to the elections 选举的先导阶段。 Example sentencesExamples - There are fears that the violence could get worse in the lead-up to the handover of power on the 30th of June.
- And all this action was taking place in the lead-up to the last election.
- There was a series of workshops and debates in the lead-up to the project's unveiling.
- Everything has gone quiet in the lead-up to the federal election but, once the poll is over, expect the talk to begin again.
- I had many such experiences at meetings and discussions in the lead-up to the referendum.
- There was a real sense of occasion and celebration in the lead-up to the signing of the charter.
- About 20 children, along with some adults, took part to bring a smile to everybody in the lead-up to Christmas.
- This was in the lead-up to the 1997 election, and, as you do, we'd talk about politics whenever it popped up on the radio.
- In the lead-up to a race I run through lots of scenarios and afterwards think about how I could have improved my performance.
- Negotiations broke down at the end of what appeared to be a very amicable and positive period in the lead-up to these talks.
- We are left with a deep and palpable sense of the class hatred that gained momentum in the lead-up to the coup.
- Throughout the lead-up to the event the different managers and the amounts pledged for each will be displayed in store.
- That always looks good during the lead-up to a provincial election.
- The agreement also helped pave the way for crucial diplomatic and military co-operation in the lead-up to World War One.
- For the region's playgroups and nurseries it has been a feast of babies, bonnets and bunnies in the lead-up to Easter.
- Unfortunately, the lead-up to it deserved, if not the same level of urgency, at least something approaching it.
- In the lead-up to the big race, we take a look at some of the legendary cars that have raced in Bathurst.
- The lack of agreement on specific policy measures was underscored in the lead-up to the meeting.
- The hesitancy and uncertainty that characterised the lead-up to this conflict has now been taken into the battlefield.
- It was in the lead-up to her marriage to Jonathan that she decided to quit her job as a primary school teacher in York and enter the wedding business.
Synonyms circumstances, context, conditions, situation, environment, milieu, scene, scenario, framework, atmosphere
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