lead out
Usher someone out
Lead out means to guide or escort someone from an enclosed space to the outside, or to begin something by going first.
In cycling and track, a lead out is a tactical maneuver where a teammate sets a fast pace to position a sprinter for the final sprint: His lead out was perfectly timed.
In Mormon worship, to lead out is to offer an opening prayer or begin a hymn.
- usherOne who seats guests
- initiateTo set in motion
- kick offInitiate an activity
- mobilizeOrganize for action
- guideLeader or instruction book
show the ropes · unveil · pioneer · direct · take charge · showcase · debut · oversee · command · cyclist · begin · escort · conduct · launch · manage · mentor · introduce · supervise
- greyhound racinggreyhound, greyhounds, racing greyhound, greyhound racing, dog track
- CNC machiningCNC, G-code, spindle, axis, CNC machine
- dog sportsagility trials, obedience trials, teeter, tunnels, jumps
- cyclingbikes, bicycles, cycling, cyclist, cyclists
- TV ratingsratings, Nielsen, shares, viewers, households
direction of guidance
lead outlead in
Preliminary setup material
bring in · follow · usher in · trail behind · bring up the rear
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