led
SayLED/ˈlɛd/UK/lɛd/
As a nounel-ee-DEE
Often confused with lead
- 1Past tense and past participle of lead. Use it for leading that already happened.
She led the children across the busy street.
Our team led for most of the game but lost at the end.
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- 2Short for light-emitting diode. It is a small electronic part that gives off light.
The LED on my charger turns green when the battery is full.
We changed every bulb in the house to LED lights.
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- 3Being guided or controlled by someone.
The park offers ranger-led hikes every Saturday.
Little kids can take a led pony ride around the ring.
Similarguided
Less common meaning
- 4Of a farm, etc.: managed by a deputy instead of the owner or tenant in person.
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led is a form of lead
lead, verb: To cause something else to happen as a result. Full entry
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