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lead down to

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lead someone down to something
to guide someone downward to something. She led us down to a little room in the cellar, where the old trunk had been kept for all these years. Would you please lead me down to the wine cellar?
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lead down to something

[for a pathway or other trail] to run downward to something. The trail led down to a spring at the bottom of the hill. These stairs lead down to the furnace room.
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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.
Steps from the reception hall lead down to a cellar and a rear lobby leads to a utility room and cloakroom.
The first games were shared as Jam Younis beat Simon Leyshorn 86-69 but English Under-19 champion Dominic Mulhall produced the performance of the night in beating Peter Woods 263-43, making breaks of 112 and 50 to bring the lead down to 218 points.
 
 
 
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