led (Meaning)

Wordnet

led (n)

diode such that light emitted at a p-n junction is proportional to the bias current; color depends on the material used

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of Lead

of Lead.

The tour guide led the group through the museum, providing detailed explanations of the exhibits.
The politician led the charge for sweeping reforms, facing strong opposition from the entrenched establishment.
The CEO led the company to unprecedented success, implementing innovative strategies and empowering employees.
The military leader led his troops into battle, inspiring them with courage and determination.
The artist led the movement for abstract expressionism, breaking away from traditional conventions.
The inventor led the team that developed the groundbreaking technology, revolutionizing an entire industry.
The entrepreneur led the startup to a multi-billion dollar valuation, disrupting established markets.
The activist led the protests against environmental degradation, raising awareness and advocating for change.
The teacher led the class in a lively discussion, encouraging students to think critically and express their ideas.
The parent led the family through challenging times, providing support and guidance with unwavering love.

diode such that light emitted at a p-n junction is proportional to the bias current; color depends on the material usedof Lead, of Lead.

steered, guided, accompanied, showed, conducted, routed, preceded, directed,ushered, marshalled

trailed, followed,followed, trailed, tailed, shadowed, dogged, hounded, tailed, shadowed

The tour guide led the group through the museum, providing detailed explanations of the exhibits.

The politician led the charge for sweeping reforms, facing strong opposition from the entrenched establishment.

The CEO led the company to unprecedented success, implementing innovative strategies and empowering employees.

The military leader led his troops into battle, inspiring them with courage and determination.