Examples of using "приведёт" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where will it lead?
Tom will bring help.
Mary will bring Tom.
It'll cause trouble.
What is this going to lead to?
it will make that slight flip.
This road leads you there.
And what will be the result of that?
Tom is going to bring his friends with him.
This debate won't get us anywhere.
- It won't get anywhere.
- It won't amount to anything.
This road will lead you to the airport.
This road will lead you to the airport.
This road leads you to the station.
This road leads you to the station.
Will this road take me to the station?
This road will lead you to the park.
A nuclear war will bring about the destruction of mankind.
This road will take you to the station.
So where is this technology taking us?
Which way will get us to that wreckage faster?
Too much drinking will make your life a ruin.
That doctrine will no doubt lead to dismal consequences.
Our plan won't get anywhere.
Excuse me, but is this the right way to the subway station?
That sort of flattery will get you nowhere.
Tom is going to get help, isn't he?
So whether casual sex is good for you or not
This results in effects psychologists call overlearning
Will feeding my dog garlic cause any problems?
It won't do any good to complain to the police.
Prolonging the discussion will bring us nowhere.
They said it would lead to civil war.
This argument won't get us anywhere.
Discussing the matter further will get you nowhere.
Knowledge without common sense will lead you nowhere.
This road will lead you to the station and the city center.
Nuclear weapons will bring about nothing but the ruin of mankind.
It will get you nowhere.
Don't underestimate him. Believe me, he'll make good on his threat.
Don't underestimate him. Believe me, he'll make good on his threat.
Don't underestimate him. Believe me, he'll make good on his threat.
and then that will lead to passion and a fulfilling career.
Tom had a hunch that Mary would bring her new boyfriend to the party.
The belief that going outside with your hair still wet will result in meningitis is just an urban myth.
In his view, the domination by English is a threat to the heritage of humanity. It poses an even worse risk: This "single language" will lead to a "single thought" obsessed with money and consumerism.
Digital helpers make our everyday life easier. Instead of relying on our own memory, we prefer external ones. Where will this trend lead?