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principal |
main
principal
leading
chief
head
prime
|
destacado |
outstanding
prominent
salient
towering
well-known
famous
|
importante |
important
significant
large
big
main
leading
|
delantero |
front
forward
leading
fore
head
foremost
|
de ataque |
leading
aggressive
|
inicial |
initial
incipient
inceptive
|
conductor |
leading
|
primero |
first
top
early
primary
front
leading
|
sobresaliente |
outstanding
protruding
salient
leading
conspicuous
banner
|
de fondo |
leading
upstage
long-distance
|
inductivo |
inductive
leading
|
líder |
leader
|
dirigente |
leader
leading
directing
|
guía |
guide
guidebook
leader
handbook
leading
pilot
|
conducción |
driving
conduction
handling
leading
|
conductor |
driver
conductor
lead
leader
motorist
leading
|
primero |
first
leading
leader
|
director |
director
manager
principal
head
editor
leading
|
editorial |
editorial
publishing house
leading article
|
cabecilla |
leader
ringleader
leading
sachem
hothead
|
caudillo |
leader
chieftain
|
índice |
index
rating
table
indication
card index
leading
|
cuadrillero |
leader
leading
|
acción líder |
leading
leader
|
artículo de fondo |
editorial
leading article
leader
leading
|
emplomadura |
filling
leading
|
primer violín |
leading
leader
|
indicador |
indicator
gauge
pointer
gage
telltale
leading
|
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’He gets up and leaves the room, leading Liam back downstairs to their drinks.
Zaine was leading a troop of men toward the baron’s keep.
Tomorrow they would plant more shrubs and saplings on the mining field and destroy the narrow path leading to the mine so that the shrubs might have time to root and grow and make the plateau appear as untouched a wilderness as it was when it was discovered.
Rew was leading them up when he began to get whiffs of an awful smell.
Only his line of footprints leading away from the camp and back told the truth of it.
The creature didn’t pause, but it screamed in rage when his steel bit into its leading arm, drawing a line of crimson blood across its forearm.
Then came the Karsan expedition’s second sled, then Labarr leading the first of Persin’s sleds, the other two close behind.
“You plan on leading an army, Nes?
Riddled with the things, and all blank and just for decoration and not leading anywhere except in the stories people whispered when sometimes one of them suddenly changed and there was another world on the other side and you could walk right through into a different land, except no one ever came back because as soon as you crossed through the arch snapped closed behind you.
In the moonlight, he saw the narrow trail the rangers used leading from the station to the forest, and a wide, trampled path where someone had stomped through going the other direction.
In the months leading to and during the war, Nesta had managed.
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