lead-in
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++lead-in /ˈliːd ɪn/ noun [countable] AMTINTRODUCEremarks made by someone to introduce a radio or television show 〔广播或电视节目的〕开场白，介绍
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lead-in• The last sentence in a paragraph should form a lead-in to what is to be discussed in the next paragraph.• Station A and station B both have excellent lead-ins.• I may be able to get a good lead-in shot before we even arrive at the hacienda.• This is why the best news program may not have ratings as high as a news program with a strong lead-in.• The lead-in to a news item should only take a few seconds.lead-in nounChinese
someone Corpus to introduce by a remarks made
lead-in
lead-in /ˈliːd ɪn/
noun [countable]
remarks made by someone to introduce a radio or television show
lead-in /ˈliːd ɪn/
noun [countable]remarks made by someone to introduce a radio or television show