Collocation
lead a team
Definition
to be in charge of a group of people and guide their work toward a goal
'lead a team' is a common English collocation. to be in charge of a group of people and guide their work toward a goal
lead + a/team + (to/toward) + goal
“She will lead a team of engineers on the new project.”
Examples
- On Monday, I will _____ a team of five interns.
- She _____ a team in the sales department for two years.
- He wants to _____ a team, not just work alone.
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- If you _____ a team, you need to communicate clearly.
- They asked me to _____ a team of designers and developers.
- She’s _____ a team through a major company reorganization.
- He was chosen to _____ a team that will launch the product globally.
- To _____ a team effectively, you have to balance speed and quality.
- She _____ a team of researchers to a breakthrough in the trial.
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