lead up

英 [liːd ʌp]

美 [liːd ʌp]

网络  引入; 抢先

英英释义

verb

• set in motion, start an event or prepare the way for
  1. Hitler's attack on Poland led up to World War II
  Synonym:initiate

双语例句

• In the lead up to World Health Day, WHO is following the experiences of six mothers-to-be living in different countries of the world.
  在世界卫生日之前，世界卫生组织正在跟踪生活在世界上不同国家的六个母亲生活情况。
• In the lead up to the World Cup, players will no doubt be asked to address the growing threat of terrorism to sports.
  在筹备世界杯期间，球员们无疑会被问及运动场上恐怖威胁与日俱增这一事件。
• Republicans, the vast majority of whom are against gay marriage, said that Mr Obama simply made his historic announcement in an effort to gain support among liberal voters in the lead up to the general election.
  绝大多数共和党人反对同性恋结婚，他们说奥巴马做出这一历史性的宣告意在获得自由选民的支持，为大选做准备。
• The personal assistant feature, widely predicted in the lead up to the launch, is one of my favourite aspects of today's event.
  大家广泛预测将在发布会上处于主导地位的个人助理功能是今天发布会上我最喜欢的一部分。
• Tom concluded to let Huck lead up to the subject.
  汤姆决定让哈克先开口谈这个问题。
• Your role is to help in setting small interim goals and deadlines that lead up to larger ones, for example without hovering.
  你的作用是提供帮助比如为实现更大的目标，设定较小的临时目标和最终期限等但决不插手干涉。
• Bridge using cultural exchange to lead up, erect in your and I heart room, I wish friendly sentiment circulates here.
  用文化交流牵起的桥，架设在你我心间，愿友情在此流传。
• These two special campaings from beginning to end will make it clear that in the lead up to the Olympics Beijing is strengthening its management of the floating population.
  两个专项行动前后推行，表明奥运前，北京对流动人口的管理力度正在加强。
• Although the length of the actual pole shift event was quite small ( less than a day) the medium and short term lead up events, starting many years ago, became increasingly dramatic.
  尽管极移实际发生的时间很短（不到一天），但其中期和短期活动始于多年前，并且越发剧烈。现在我们所处的时期就被划分为中期，而且2006年初期就形成了。
• In most cases, to find out the cause of the error you need to take some type of trace that will show the sequence of calls that lead up to the error.
  在大多数情况下，要找出错误的起因，需要进行某种类型的跟踪，以便通过跟踪来揭示导致错误的调用序列。