1.率先
1.to start winning a race or competition
2.to accept responsibility for dealing with a situation
3.to do something as an example for others to follow
1.He said that Britain, France and Arab nations would take the lead, and that United States ground forces would not enter Libya.
他说英国、法国、阿拉伯国家会充当主力，美国则不会派遣地面部队进入利比亚。
2.The agencies both enforce federal antitrust laws and would have to decide which one of them would take the lead in the matter.
司法部和联邦贸易委员会均是美国联邦反垄断法的执行机构，二者需要确定谁来主导此次审查工作。
3."We are in a position now that we are able to take the lead of the championship if we win one race, " he said.
“我们现在在一个领奖台，我们如果赢得一场比赛我们就可以在积分榜上取得领先，”他说道。
4.Looking back, the moon take the lead. Breeze did not know just worry, send silent romantic.
蓦然回首，明月当头。只是晚风不识愁，无语寄风流。
5.Beyond this, he did not specify whether China would take the lead in raising the issue during the BRICS summit.
除此之外，他没有具体提到中国在金砖四国高层会议上是否会领头提及这个事情。
6.Chu's soldiers seemed to take the lead by others in a dream, a stick, disoriented to resist for a while, their escape.
楚国的将士好像在梦里被人家当头一棍子，晕头转向地抵抗了一阵，各自逃命。
7.With a chance to take the lead, Allen was called for an offensive foul away from the ball.
他们曾有将比分反超的机会，但是雷阿伦在一次无球进攻中被吹罚进攻犯规。
8.One thing that seems to result from self-awareness is the ability to know when to take the lead and when not to lead.
自我意识所产生的一件事情，就是判断什么去领导，什么时候不去领导的能力。
9.Therefore, the crux of the matter is that veterans should take the lead, really be selfless and keep the overall situation in mind.
所以，问题的关键是老同志带头，真正要开明，真正要从大局着眼。
10.Rather than trying to promote integration through laws and treaties, they have left market forces to take the lead.
亚洲各国政府让市场力量去推动一体化，而不是通过法律与条约来推动这一这一进程。