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lead with something
phrasal verb with leadverbuk /liːd/ us /liːd/past tense and past participleleduk /led/ us /led/
to put a particular story first or in the most important position in a news report or newspaper: 把（某条新闻）放在（新闻报道或报纸的）最显要位置
The Times leads with the coming mayoral elections.《泰晤士报》以即将开始的市长选举作为头条新闻。
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lead with something | American Dictionary
lead with something
phrasal verb with leadverbus/lid/past tense and past participleledus/led/
to put a particular story first or in the most important position in a news report or newspaper:
The Times leads with the coming mayoral elections.
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