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单词 leadership
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leadership
noun[U]
uk
/ˈliː.də.ʃɪp/us
/ˈliː.dɚ.ʃɪp/
C1
the set ofcharacteristicsthat make a goodleader:
领导素质，领导能力
What thecompanylacksis leadership.公司缺乏的是领导能力。
Helacksleadershipqualities/skills.他缺乏领导素质／技巧。
C1
thepositionorfactof being theleader:
领导地位；领导层
Thegroupflourishedunderherfirmleadership.在她的坚定领导下，该团体出现了欣欣向荣的景象。
R&Mgainedmarketleadership(=soldmoregoodsthan othercompanies)bysellingproductsthat were ofsuperiorquality.R&M公司因产品质量优良在市场上占据了主导地位。
the leadership
C1
thepersonorpeopleinchargeof anorganization:
领导人员；领导层
There isgrowingdiscontentwith the leadership.人们对领导层的不满情绪日益高涨。
Theelectionfor the leadershipofthecouncilwill takeplaceonTuesday.市政务会领袖选举将在星期二进行。
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  • Thecontestfordeputyleadership of thepartyisgatheringspeed.
  • The country's leadership is incrisis.
  • Thecountryiscryingout for achangein leadership.
  • Hisdetractorsclaimthat hisfiercetempermakes himunsuitableforpartyleadership.
  • Thefightfor the leadership gave afascinatinginsightinto the group'sdynamics.
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People in charge of or controlling other people
(Definition ofleadershipfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

leadership| American Dictionary

leadership
noun[U]
us
/ˈli·dərˌʃɪp/

leadershipnoun[U](CONTROL)

thequalityorabilitythat makes apersonaleader, or thepositionof being aleader:
Thecompanywasextremelysuccessfulunder Murphy’s leadership.
Leadership is also thepeoplewho are inchargeof agovernmentorgroup:
theDemocraticleadership inCongress
(Definition ofleadershipfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

leadership| Business English

leadership
noun
uk
/ˈliːdəʃɪp/us
[U]HR,MANAGEMENT
thepositionorfactof being aleader:
Thecompanyhasstrongleadership andaccountabilityup and down theline.
Thehospitalexcelledfinanciallyunder her leadership.
aleadershiprole/style/team
business/corporate/executiveleadership
[U]HR,MANAGEMENT
the set ofcharacteristicsthat makes a goodleader:
He wasfiredfor hislackof leadership.
leadershipqualities/skills
[U]MARKETING
thepositionof being acompany,product, etc. that is moresuccessfulthanitscompetitors:
Ourpeopleareworkingtogether toattainleadership incustomerservice,qualityandfinancialreturns.
It is the Marketing Division thatgrappleswith thestrategicproblemofretainingmarketshareandindustryleadership.
the leadership
thepersonorpeopleinchargeof anorganization:
The new leadershipwill havecompletecontrolover 45,900employeesand a $3.5billionannualbudget.
Theunionspreferrednot toalienatethe leadership when many oftheirownpolicydemandswere still undernegotiation.

See also

market leadership
price leadership
transactional leadership
transformational leadership
(Definition ofleadershipfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofleadership

leadership
Numerous workers' leaving when skilled workers were in such high demand compounded the leadership's sense of crisis.
From theCambridge English Corpus
All these factors affected the leadership's attempts at state rebuilding.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If populist leaderships, local technocrats, and foreign supporters will not suffice, can democratisation spur the needed reforms ?
From theCambridge English Corpus
Conversely, the early 1970s taught syndicate leaderships that collective action on political issues best shielded them from regime pressures.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Incentives for syndicate leaderships to invest in collective-action capacities, information gathering, or structural diversification were greatly weakened.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Charitable organisations tend to work through volunteers amongst whom an officers-and-men mentality, understandably deterrent to members, is more apparent than spontaneous elected leaderships.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The letter then turns to personal aspects of the leadership's relationship.
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The leadership's dangerous unilateral actions in 2003 revealed that the party and the state needed further separation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In the case of the latter, women protesters may peacefully visit the houses, palaces and meeting places of communal leaderships.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Their wildcat actions undermined the leadership's ability to keep its bargain with the government and risked a repeat of the 1978 crackdown.
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Improving federal financial management hinges upon leadership's ability to manage change and create an organizational culture that values good financial management.
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In particular, these differences affect the leadership's desire to influence committee composition.
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In most liberal democracies, however, political finance is important chiefly in the final stage of national elections, where voters are choosing between party leaderships.
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The leaderships of political parties are both social elites and state elites.
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The final role for political leaderships, which all elite theory accounts acknowledge, is crisis decision-making.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithleadership

leadership

These are words often used in combination withleadership.

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charismatic leadership
Each of these villages was, in turn, located in a broader territory under thecharismaticleadershipof a senior woman or man.
From theCambridge English Corpus
collective leadership
These can be summarized as a movement from individual tocollectiveleadershipapproaches and to an empowerment model where leadership is part of many roles.
From theCambridge English Corpus
courageous leadership
It calls forcourageousleadership.
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Hansard archive
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