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line

UK
/laɪn/
US
/laɪn/
line up

Übersetzungen

linesubstantiv
lines
Pl.
UK
/laɪn/
US
/laɪn/
The artist drew a straight line on the canvas.
Художник нарисовал прямую линию на холсте.
There was a long line at the grocery store.
В магазине была длинная очередь.
Please read the first line of the paragraph.
Пожалуйста, прочитайте первую строку абзаца.
линия (метро)
The new subway line will open next month.
Новая линия метро откроется в следующем месяце.
линия (телефонная)
The phone line was busy all afternoon.
Телефонная линия была занята весь день.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
шнур
черта
грань
провод
путь
Synonyme
row
queue
string
cord
boundary
border
outline
stroke
track
path
lineverb
lined
Präteritum
lined
Partizip Perfekt
lining
Gerundium
UK
/laɪn/
US
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They line the shelves with new products every morning.
Они выстраивают полки новыми продуктами каждое утро.
The artist lines the sketch with a fine pen.
Художник очерчивает эскиз тонкой ручкой.
She lines her eyes with black eyeliner.
Она подводит глаза черной подводкой.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
усаживать
Synonyme
align
arrange
straighten
order
position
set up
form
lineadjektiv
UK
/laɪn/
US
/laɪn/
Attributive use meaning ‘directly involved in core operations’ as in “line manager”
Synonyme
linear
lineal
lined
ruled
striped
straight
direct
inline
online
lineinterjektion
Used by actors to request their next line when a prompt is needed.

Definitionen

linesubstantiv
A long, narrow mark or band.
She drew a line on the paper with a pencil.
A row of people or things.
We waited in line for the concert tickets.
A length of cord, rope, wire, or other material serving a particular purpose.
The fisherman cast his line into the water.
A sequence of words printed as a separate entity on a page.
The poem consists of four lines per stanza.
A boundary or demarcation.
The line between the two countries is heavily guarded.
A series of related products or services offered by a company.
The company is launching a new line of skincare products.
A particular course of action or policy.
The government took a hard line on immigration.
A telephone connection.
The line was busy when I tried to call.
A group of people related by blood or marriage.
He comes from a long line of musicians.
A railway track, route, or service.
The express line to the airport departs every 30 minutes.
A wrinkle or crease on the skin.
Fine lines appeared around her eyes.
A brief written message.
Drop me a line when you arrive.
lineverb
To mark or cover with lines.
She lined the paper with a ruler to create a grid.
To form a line along something.
Spectators lined the streets to watch the parade.
To arrange in a line or row.
The students lined up in front of the classroom.
To cover the inside surface of something.
He lined the box with velvet to protect the contents.
lineadjektiv
Relating to or designating personnel, activities, or functions directly involved in an organization’s main operations, as opposed to support or staff roles.
After years in accounting, she moved into a line management position overseeing factory production.
lineinterjektion
Used by an actor to request the prompter to supply the next line of a script.
"Line!" shouted the nervous performer after forgetting his speech.
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