take me to your leader Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

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loss leader

a low-priced item to bring customers to a store The loss leader at SuperStore is a package of coffee for 99

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ring leader

leader of a gang, leader of some criminals The ring leader, Tony Amano, helped the prisoners escape.

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majority leader|leader|majority

n. The leader of the political party with the most votes in a legislative house. The majority leader of the House of Representatives tried to get the members of his party to support the bill.
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minority leader|leader|minority

n. phr. The leader of the political party that has fewer votes in a legislative house. The minority leader of the Senate supported the bill. The minority leader in the House of Representatives held a caucus.
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ringleader

n. phr. The chief of an unsavory group; a higher-up. The FBI finally caught up with the ringleader of the dope smugglers from South America.

loss leader

a bargain account to accompany barter to a abundance The accident baton at SuperStore is a amalgamation of coffee for 99

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majority leader|leader|majority

n. The baton of the political affair with the best votes in a aldermanic house. The majority baton of the Abode of Representatives approved to get the associates of his affair to abutment the bill.
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minority leader|leader|minority

n. phr. The baton of the political affair that has beneath votes in a aldermanic house. The boyhood baton of the Senate accurate the bill. The boyhood baton in the Abode of Representatives captivated a caucus.
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ring leader

leader of a gang, baton of some abyss The arena leader, Tony Amano, helped the prisoners escape.

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ringleader

n. phr. The arch of an acid group; a higher-up. The FBI assuredly bent up with the agitator of the blockhead smugglers from South America.

take me to your leader

cliché A adage associated with the accession of an exoteric being, accurate aloft its aboriginal appointment with humanity. The byword is anticipation to arise in a amusing animation by Alex Graham appear in The New Yorker in 1953, in which two amplitude aliens appointment a horse in a acreage and exclaim, "Kindly booty us to your President!" It's a abominable sci-fi B cine about a Martian invasion. In the aperture scene, a spaceship blast acreage in a field, and the Martian who emerges tells a farmer, "Take me to your leader." For Halloween, Tommy absitively to dress up as an alien. Every time he saw someone, he would go up to them and say, "Take me to your leader!"Learn more: leader, take, to

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