lede US
liːd
See also: lead (UK)
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Definition of lede - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

journalismTECH.USintroductory section of a news articleTECH.US
  • The lede of the article captured readers' attention.
  • Editors debated how to write the lede.
  • A strong lede can make a big difference.
introduction lead opening
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to delay revealing the most important part of a story
The article buried the lede by not mentioning the mayor's resignation until the last paragraph..

Origin of lede

Old English, læden (to lead)

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  1. French:attaque, ...
  2. German:Einstieg, ...
  3. Italian:lede, ...
  4. Spanish:entrada, ...
  5. Portuguese:lide, ...
  6. Chinese:导语, ...
  7. Japanese:リード, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقَدِّمَة الخَبَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֵלֶק פּוֹתֵחַ, ...
  10. Russian:лид, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лід, ...
  12. Hindi:लीड, ...
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