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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 154 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| lay | verb | Please lay them in a row. | arrange |
| adj. | He was a lay preacher. | nonprofessional | |
| verb | Chickens lay eggs nearly every day. | deposit | |
| layer | noun | There's a layer of dirt on the car. | coat |
| lazy | adj. | He was known as a lazy man. | slothful |
| lead | verb | Will you lead us to water? | guide |
| verb | I will lead the orchestra. | conduct | |
| verb | We'll lead the nation in production. | surpass | |
| noun | Japan has the lead in cameras. | first place | |
| noun | Lead is used in storage batteries. | type of metal | |
| leading | adj. | He's the leading scientist in India. | foremost |
| leader | noun | She was a great leader of men. | boss |
| leadership | noun | Leadership is a good quality. | direction |
| leaf | noun | Each leaf on a tree is different. | foliage |
| leaflet | noun | I wrote a leaflet on family planning. | pamphlet |
| league | noun | The league of women is a useful group. | association |
| leak | noun | There is a leak in the bathtub. | seepage |
| verb | The water will leak onto the floor. | trickle | |
| lean | verb | He leaned against the tree. | rested |
| verb | You can lean on your friends. | depend | |
| verb | I lean towards that decision. | tend | |
| lean | adj. | It was a lean piece of meat. | no fat |
| leap | noun | He took a leap into the air. | jump |
| verb | Look before you leap. | act | |
| learn | verb | We shall learn how to drive. | master |
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