lined

UK
/laɪnd/
US
/laɪnd/
linedadjective
more lined
Comp.
most lined
Super.
UK
/laɪnd/
US
/laɪnd/
Translations
lignéSe dit surtout du papier ou d’une surface portant des lignes régulières.
The lined paper is perfect for writing essays.
Le papier ligné est parfait pour rédiger des dissertations.
ridéSe dit d’une peau ou d’un visage marqué par des rides.
His lined face showed the hardships he had endured over the years.
Son visage ridé révélait les épreuves qu’il avait endurées au fil des ans.
doubléSe dit d’un vêtement pourvu d’une doublure.
The lined jacket kept her warm during the winter months.
La veste doublée la gardait bien au chaud pendant les mois d’hiver.
bordéEmployé surtout dans la tournure bordé de / bordée de.
The avenue was lined with cherry blossom trees.
L’avenue était bordée de cerisiers en fleurs.
Definitions
Having lines or markings on the surface.
The lined paper is perfect for writing essays.
Having wrinkles or creases, often due to age or stress.
His lined face showed the hardships he had endured over the years.
Having a lining or inner layer.
The lined jacket kept her warm during the winter months.
Arranged in rows or placed along the sides of something; bordered.
The avenue was lined with cherry blossom trees.
linenoun
Definitions
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

lined

Past Simple

lined
Past Simple
lined
Past Participle
lining
Gerund
UK
/laɪn/
US
/laɪn/
Translations
tracerPour marquer avec des lignes.
She lined the paper with a ruler to create a grid.
Elle a tracé des lignes sur le papier avec une règle pour créer une grille.
borderPour indiquer qu’une série de personnes ou d’objets se place le long de quelque chose.
Spectators lined the streets to watch the parade.
Des spectateurs bordaient les rues pour regarder le défilé.
alignerPour disposer en ligne ou en rang.
The students lined up in front of the classroom.
Les élèves se sont alignés devant la salle de classe.
doubl(er)Pour recouvrir l’intérieur d’un objet.
He lined the box with velvet to protect the contents.
Il a doublé la boîte de velours pour protéger le contenu.
Definitions
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.
lineadjective
Definitions
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.
lineinterjection
Definitions
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.