inline

UK
/ˈɪnlaɪn/
US
/ˈɪnlaɪn/

Translations

inlineverb
inlined
Past Simple
inlined
Past Participle
inlining
Gerund
Technical usage in computing/word-processing meaning ‘to insert or substitute directly in line’.
inlineadjective
more inline
Comp.
most inline
Super.
UK
/ˈɪnlaɪn/
US
/ˈɪnlaɪn/
The inline engine is more compact than the V-type engine.
Встроенный двигатель более компактный, чем V-образный двигатель.
в линию
The inline skaters moved gracefully down the path.
Конькобежцы в линию грациозно двигались по дорожке.
inlineadverb
Used to describe action performed using inline skates or in an inline fashion.
Synonyms
in accordance
in alignment
in sequence
in order
in a row
in a line
in line
inlinenoun
inlines
pl
UK
/ˈɪn.laɪn/
US
/ˈɪn.laɪn/
He prefers inline skating to traditional roller skating.
Он предпочитает инлайн-скейтинг традиционному катанию на роликах.
Synonyms

Definitions

inlineverb
To insert (text, code, or data) directly within a sequence rather than referring to it externally.
The programmer decided to inline the small function for efficiency.
inlineadjective
Arranged in a single line or row.
The soldiers stood in an inline formation outside the barracks.
Integrated or included within the main body of text or content.
The report featured inline citations rather than footnotes.
(Computing) Substituted directly at the point of use instead of being referenced through a separate call.
The compiler generated faster code after treating the function as inline.
inlineadverb
Using inline skates; in an inline-skating manner.
They spent the afternoon skating inline along the seafront.
inlinenoun
A roller skate with wheels arranged in a single straight line.
He tightened the wheels on his inline before heading to the rink.