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led
A2
noun
Usage:
80%
light, bulb, lamp
Translation: light, bulb, lamp
Pronunciation: /ˌɛl iː ˈdiː/
Meaning: A light that uses a small device to produce bright light with little power.

An LED is a small light that uses little electricity. It is often used in lamps and screens. LEDs last a long time and are very bright.

The LED in the room is very bright.

My bike has a red LED light at the back.

2
A2
verb
Usage:
90%
guided, showed, directed
Translation: guided, showed, directed
Pronunciation: /lɛd/
Meaning: Past tense and past participle form of the verb 'lead', meaning to guide or show the way.

'Led' is the past form of 'lead'. It means that someone showed the way or was in charge before. It is used when speaking about past actions.

She led the team to win the game.

He led us through the dark forest.

3
B1
verb (past tense)
Usage:
75%
caused, resulted
Translation: caused, resulted
Pronunciation: /lɛd/
Meaning: To be in charge or to cause a result, often in a figurative or abstract sense.

'Led' can mean that something caused a result or effect in the past. It often shows how one thing made another thing happen.

His hard work led to success.

Bad weather led to the cancelation.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
60%
element, metal
Translation: element, metal
Pronunciation: /lɛd/
Meaning: A metallic element with the chemical symbol Pb, historically called 'lead' but pronounced as /lɛd/ in its past verb form.

Lead is a heavy, soft metal used in pipes and batteries. It can be harmful if it gets into the body. Its chemical symbol is Pb.

Old pipes are often made from lead.

Lead is a heavy metal that can be dangerous.

5
B1
verb (past tense)
Usage:
70%
ahead, winning
Translation: ahead, winning
Pronunciation: /lɛd/
Meaning: To be ahead in a race or competition, to have a greater score or position.

When a person or team is 'led' in a competition, it means they were ahead or winning at that time. It shows who was in front during an event.

She led the race by five seconds.

Our team led the game all afternoon.

6
B2
verb (past tense)
Usage:
65%
influenced, persuaded
Translation: influenced, persuaded
Pronunciation: /lɛd/
Meaning: (Figurative) To influence someone's behavior or decision in the past.

To 'lead' someone means to cause them to do or think something. When we say 'led,' it shows this action happened before.

Her words led him to change his mind.

That movie led me to think deeply.

7
B2
noun
Usage:
85%
abbreviation, acronym
Translation: abbreviation, acronym
Pronunciation: /ˌɛl iː ˈdiː/
Meaning: Abbreviation for 'Light Emitting Diode' used in electronics and technology.

LED stands for 'Light Emitting Diode'. It is a small electronic part that gives light when electricity passes through it. LEDs are used in many devices.

The LED shows the device is on.

LED screens are bright and clear.

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