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Definition
To command, lead, or head a group of people.
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How it's used
This term carries a formal and authoritative tone, often associated with military, corporate, or high level organizational leadership. It implies a sense of strategic command rather than just managing daily tasks. In casual conversation, people are much more likely to use 帶領 or 負責.
Examples
He leads the whole team and performs very well.
Who is responsible for leading this operation?
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Common mistake
Learners often use this word in everyday contexts where it sounds overly dramatic or stiff. It is not suitable for describing leading a small group of friends or a simple project, as it implies a hierarchical power structure.
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