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lead-off
[leed-awf, -of]
adjective
leading off or beginning.
the lead-off item on the agenda.
lead off
/ ː /
verb
to initiate the action of (something); begin
noun
an initial move or action
a person or thing that begins something
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of lead-off1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
The junior center fielder and lead-off batter has come on strong, batting .426 with a team high 11 home runs on a team filled with pro prospects.
Pinch hitter Taylor Stpehens worked a lead-off walk and came around to score on Kaitlyn Terry’s one-out triple.
More changes may be coming, though New Hampshire, which has held the first presidential primary for more than a century, may very well hang on to its lead-off spot, which might not be a bad thing for Newsom.
“A lead-off walk, that never ends well,” Miller said.
The 19-year-old Pan swam the fastest 100 in history with a time of 46.80 seconds in the lead-off leg of China’s gold medal-winning 4×100 relay team.
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