lead away

lɛd əˈweɪ

led away

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Definition of lead away - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

actiontake someone away by force

The guards will lead away the intruder from the premises.

abduct

kidnap

guidanceguide someone to a different place

The tour guide will lead away the group from the crowded area.

conduct

escort

usher

distraction

Rare

distract someone from their current focus

Rare

The noise outside can lead away your attention from studying.

distract

divert

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Expressions with lead

lead in

guide someone or something into a place

She will lead in the guests to the hall.

lead off

start or begin something

She will lead off the meeting with a quick introduction..

lead on

guide or direct someone forward

She will lead on the group through the mountain trail..

lead out

guide someone or something to exit a place

She will lead out the guests after dinner.

follow the lead

pursue or go after someone or something

The detective decided to follow the lead to solve the case.

give someone a lead

allow someone to be ahead in a race or contest

The coach decided to give Maria a lead in the final lap.

Terms with lead away included in their meaning

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draw away

lure away

lead someone away by luring

flee from temptation

avoidance

run away from situations that lead to wrongdoing

doctrines of devils

religion

false teachings that lead people away from truth

Examples of lead away in a sentence

They had to lead away the protester from the event.
The officer will lead away the suspect.
She will lead away the children from the danger zone.
Don't let social media lead away your productivity.
The sudden phone call led away his concentration.

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French:emmener de force, éloigner, ...
German:wegführen, führen, ...
Italian:trascinare via, portare via, ...
Spanish:llevarse, llevar lejos, ...
Portuguese:afastar, conduzir para longe, ...
Chinese:强行带走, 带走, ...
Japanese:連れ去る, 連れ出す, ...
Arabic:أَخَذَ, قادَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהוֹלִיךְ, לְהוֹבִיל, ...
Russian:увести силой, увести, ...
Ukrainian:відвести силою, відвести, ...
Hindi:पकड़कर ले जाना, दूर ले जाना, ...
Bengali:জোর করে নিয়ে যাওয়া, নিয়ে যাওয়া, ...
Catalan:endur-se, guiar, ...
Czech:odvést, vyvést, ...
Danish:føre bort, lede væk, ...
Dutch:wegvoeren, wegleiden, ...
Greek:απομακρύνω, οδηγώ αλλού, ...
Hungarian:elhurcolni, elkísérni, ...
Khmer:នាំចេញទៅ, នាំទៅកន្លែងផ្សេង, ...
Korean:끌고 가다, 멀리 인도하다, ...
Persian:با زور بردن, هدایت کردن, ...
Polish:wyprowadzać, prowadzić, ...
Portuguese (BR):conduzir para longe, levar para longe, ...
Romanian:a îndepărta, a ghida, ...
Swedish:föra bort, leda bort, ...
Thai:พาตัวออกไป, พาไป, ...
Turkish:zorla götürmek, rehberlik etmek, ...
Vietnamese:bắt đi, dẫn đi, ...

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