lead-up

[US]/[ˈliːdˌʌp]/
[UK]/[ˈliːdˌʌp]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.(to) Gradually lead up to something; to prepare for something.
n.A period of preparation or build-up before an event.; The events or activities that precede a main event.

Phrases & Collocations

lead-up to

lead-up period

pre-lead-up

lead-up events

the lead-up

lead-up time

lead-up discussions

lead-up work

lead-up activities

lead-up phase

Example Sentences

the lead-up to the election was filled with heated debates.

we're seeing a significant lead-up in sales figures this quarter.

the lead-up to the conference involved extensive planning.

there was a long lead-up to the company's announcement.

the lead-up to the wedding was incredibly exciting.

the team worked hard during the lead-up to the deadline.

the lead-up to the summit included several preliminary meetings.

the film's lead-up to the climax was masterfully crafted.

the lead-up to the festival was marked by vibrant decorations.

we need to start the lead-up to the project next week.

the lead-up to the performance was a whirlwind of activity.

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