1.引路,领路
1.to be the first to do something, especially to achieve success, and to show others how to do it
1.Japan, worn out by years of deflation, hardly seems ready to lead the way.
日本，由于通货紧缩的关系，看起来并不像是做好了带领大家走出困境的准备。
2.She did not, could not, feel equal to lead the way to any such subject. He must do it all himself.
她觉得这样的话题不该由她先开口，她也没法先开口，而应由他自己来开头。
3.She said she hoped that the new president could help lead the way to better relations among the nations of the world.
她说，她希望新总统能帮助带路，以跻身于世界各国更好的关系。
4.Tough as it is, the only sensible way out is to let markets lead the way.
虽然这会很艰难，但唯一明智的方法就是让市场来进行引导。
5.Buddy Black is very hard to lead the way at the upfront, he must be very harder than anyone who just follows.
小黑哥在前面开路很辛苦的，他肯定比跟着走的人辛苦得多。
6.Customer of expert type act role pointed out to lead the way, trend to tell market, offer various ideas.
专家型的顾客扮演着前导指示的角色，告诉市场的走向，提供各种点子。
7.The millionaires can lead the way out, however, since they create jobs and invest in growth, he said.
不过，百万富翁可以充当经济复苏的排头兵，因为他们能创造就业机会，增加投资促进经济增长。
8.The other said, I do not know to ocean under the road, requirement love lead the way, to guard the love to sit on the suspect's motorcycle.
对方称，不知去洋下的路，要求小思带路，疏于防范的小思就坐上了嫌疑人的摩托车。
9.I love my country and would love to see the United States lead the way into space exploration? n.
我爱我的国家，我也希望看到美国能在空间探索上处于领先。
10.With the child to lead the way, we are sure to find the enemy.
有这个孩子去带路，我们一定会找到敌人。