line
/laɪn/
/laɪn/
释义
noun线，线条；排，行；列；电话线路，电线；轨道，铁道；（页面上的）一行文字；一截线，一段绳子
verb给…做衬里，在里面铺垫；站成一排，成一列；站成一排，排队
英英释义
nouna long thin mark like this ―
nouna row of people or things next to each other or one after the other
nouna very long wire (= long thin piece of metal) for telephones or electricity
nouna section of railway track that a train moves along
nouna row of words that are next to each other on a page
nouna long piece of string or rope
verbto cover the inside of something with a different material
verbto stand or be in lines along something
verbto stand in a line or make a line
场景例句
- Draw a straight line.
- The ball went over the line.
- There was a long line of people waiting at the Post Office.
- I tried to phone him but the line was busy.
- The accident was caused by a cow on the line.
- How many lines are there on this page?
- I don’t know the next line of the poem.
- Hang the washing on the line to dry.
- The boots are lined with fur.
- People lined the streets to watch the race.
- We lined up to buy tickets.
词态变化
line, lines, lined, lining
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