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Meanings of leading part in English
f. leading actress
(Type) role of an actor.
Usage of leading part in English
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.
14
You ought to end the play with it, to make it the leading part.
15
In this, I think, the figure of Miss Val Beverley played a leading part.
16
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