lead-in

• Nom désignant la partie introductive d'un récit ou d'un texte, ou encore le câble reliant une antenne à un récepteur ou un émetteur à une ligne de transmission.

A noun referring to the introductory section of a story or a wire connecting an antenna to a receiver or a transmitter to a transmission line.

1. Introductory sectionB2formal

   The opening part of a story, speech, or broadcast that sets the context or attracts attention.

   Partie d'introduction

   • The journalist wrote a compelling lead-in to the news report.
   • The comedian's lead-in was a short joke about the audience.
   • The documentary had a dramatic lead-in that hooked viewers immediately.

   Synonymeshookintrointroductionleadopeningpreambleprefaceprologuesetup

2. Antenna or transmission wireC1formaltechnical

   A wire or cable that connects an antenna to a receiver or a transmitter to a transmission line.

   Ligne d'alimentation d'antenne

   • The technician replaced the old lead-in to improve signal quality.
   • A damaged lead-in can cause poor television reception.
   • The lead-in from the antenna was routed through the wall.

   Synonymesdrop linefeedertransmission line