リーダー

Frequency rank: 1,910.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

leader
reader; reading book
reader (i.e. someone who reads)

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

microreaderabbreviationsee also マイクロリーダー
dotted line (in printing); leaders; ellipsis marksee also 点線【てんせん】

Forms

リーダーFrequency rank: 1,910.
リーダFrequency rank: 54,044. – 55,693.

Generated definitions (experimental)

leader

This meaning refers to a person who leads or guides a group or organization, often taking charge in decision-making and direction.

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He is managing the new project as the leader of the team.

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The leader gave a wonderful speech that inspired everyone.

reader

This meaning pertains to a person who engages with written text, often reading books, articles, or any written material.

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She is an avid reader who reads a new book every month.

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Many readers gathered in the classroom to engage in a dialogue with the author.

microreader

This term typically describes a device or tool that allows for the reading of very small print or details, or a person specializing in this.

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The new microreader helps make it easy to read fine print.

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He used a microreader to check the details of the document.

dotted line

This usage refers to a graphical representation, such as a line that is broken or dashed, often used in printing layouts to demarcate sections or elements.

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I used a dotted line in the design proposal to create separations.

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Dotted lines are often used in print materials to indicate important information.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to become a leaderleadershipteam leaderas a leaderto serve as a leaderthe role of a leaderto aspire to be a leadercharismatic leaderopinion leaderto choose a leaderqualities of a leader

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

いち1

しどうしゃ指導者、せんどうしゃ先導者．.
てんせん点線、はせん破線．.

Wiktionary

Example sentences

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1. きごう「あるふぁアルファきごう」、きごう「べえたベータきごう」きごう「がんまガンマきごう」。

In dog ethology the leader is called 'alpha'; after that it continues with 'beta' and 'gamma'.