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Meanings of leading part in anglès
f. leading actress
(Type) role of an actor.
Sinònims
Examples for "lead"
Examples for "lead"
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The reality is that young people must lead the revolution, he said.
2
They lead to new ideas, new processes, new products and more efficiency.
3
However, it wants concessions which might lead to a longer school year.
4
Directly granting privileges to accounts, however, can lead to significant security problems.
5
The result has seen Dr Kerryn Phelps' lead slightly reduced to 1626.
1
The reality star said: I speak to my grandfather nearly every day.
2
But the Democrats' second back-to back debate is fuelled by star power.
3
But it's her merchandising power that's making the young star serious money.
4
He began to work immediately, videotaping every detail of the star's chamber.
5
I can't hit up that four-star new secret area with you today.
1
His sensations were precisely those of a leading actor in an earthquake.
2
He is a leading actor with the colour of a character performer.
3
And this despite the fact that the leading actor, David Oyelowo, is British.
4
The film's star, Jean Dujardin, was a surprise winner in the leading actor category.
5
Thus he became a leading actor in the events culminating in the capture of Calais.
1
He got his big break in the 2003 sitcom Luis, starring actor Luis Guzmán.
2
Still, I was his unadvertised Stanley standby, in case our starring actor got sick.
3
Hoffa's dramatic life story inspired a 1992 movie "Hoffa" starring actor Jack Nicholson.
4
Ruby Sparks (Foxtel Now, September 5): Written by and starring actor Zoe Kazan, Ruby Sparks is a quirky comedy with a serious heart.
5
Nearly 20 new shows are scheduled to open on Broadway, beginning with "Constellations," starring actor Jake Gyllenhaal on Jan. 13.
1
How does Australia continue to play its leading role in that area?
2
He played a leading role in fighting off German forces during WWII.
3
They wanted to change music radically, and Boulez took a leading role.
4
He takes a leading role in public affairs & is widely popular.
5
China's Huawei has taken a leading role in the development of 5G.
1
She plays the star role in the drama of Heredity.
2
You think the performance an original drama in which you are playing a star role.
3
The star role, Angela Maxwell, was created in this country by Miss Regina Cornelli, and in England by Miss Hilda Trevelyan.
4
Chavez has ruled out withdrawing from the race, and for now he looks unwilling to give up the star role in the campaign.
5
Vincent Price is resuscitated following his MJ Thriller star role to 'Drive Them Back To Darkness' with a superb sax solo and some jazz piano.
1
The chief part of the collection is in the house in town.
2
The chief part in the work of creation is assigned to him.
3
They scarcely thought of it for the chief part of the day.
4
That thought constitutes a chief part of the passionate conviction of America.
5
This tree, then, furnished us with the chief part of our material.
1
Olives play a starring role in this dish, so quality really matters.
2
His guitars have a starring role in another work coming to Wellington.
3
His last starring role was in Mamma Mia, but this is different.
4
So what was it like directing Dylan, who has the starring role?
5
Not since Carrie Bradshaw has fashion taken such a starring role on TV.
1
Research commercialisation is the main role of the office's innovation services team.
2
This allows him the perfect opportunity to audition for the main role.
3
And an unnamed firm which has take over Price Waterhouse's main role.
4
The chancellor's main role is to confer degrees at the graduation ceremonies.
5
Their main role, to me, is to facilitate the work of the government.
Usage of leading part in anglès
1
He had begun to take a very leading part in local matters.
2
With the disposition of one of them I had a leading part.
3
I have confidence in Duplessis-Mornay; let him play the leading part.
4
Russia and Austria took a leading part in forming the Coalition.
5
The women took the leading part and mourned for Osiris, Adonis or Bacchus.
6
Smith, Rigdon, and Cowdery took a leading part in this work at Kirtland.
7
We've decided on a play and you have the leading part.
8
Whatever you learn from Retto will make the leading part of to-day's account.
9
How long would it take you to learn a leading part?
10
That's history: a sequence of events in which human beings play the leading part.
11
Ethel Todd had the leading part; Ruth and Marjorie were merely in the chorus.
12
Mr Pruaitch was a leading part of that government, including a stint as Treasurer.
13
Bright played the leading part in the autumn of 1866.
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You ought to end the play with it, to make it the leading part.
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In this, I think, the figure of Miss Val Beverley played a leading part.
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Another little incident, in which Bruin played a leading part, rises vividly to memory.
This collocation consists of:
Leading part through the time
Leading part across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common