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lead down

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lead someone down (something)
to help someone down something, such as stairs, a steep path, a ladder, etc. The usher led the couple down the aisle and seated them at the front. I am going to the cellar myself. Let me lead you down.
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Steps lead down to the dining room with feature fireplace, and from here a door takes you through to the conservatory which has stunning views over the gardens and hills beyond.
Those of us who have struggled in our businesses know that not everyone who has mentored us has been a true millionaire mentor Many of us believed that we were being lead down the road to success by a great mentor Those of us who have struggled in our businesses know that not everyone who has mentored us has been a true millionaire mentor.
Steps from the reception hall lead down to a cellar and a rear lobby leads to a utility room and cloakroom.
 
 
 
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