動變: 過去式:lined 過去分詞:lined 現在進行時:lining
line1
n.[C]
- 繩,線,索She hung the wash on the line.
她將洗好的衣服晾在繩子上。
- 線條Draw a line from A to B.
從A點劃一條線到B點。
- 列,排;(等待順序的)行列There is a long line at the ticket office.
售票處排著長隊。
- 交通線;航線;鐵路線A new bus line runs straight to the airport.
一條新的巴士線路直抵機場。
- (詩文的)一行He quoted a few lines of Milton.
他引了密爾頓的幾行詩。
- 皺紋His face is covered with lines.
他的臉上布滿了皺紋。
- 外形,輪廓[P1]The new car has very sleek lines.
這種新車線條很流暢。
- 電話線;電報線Freedie was speaking on the other end of the line.
弗雷迪正在另一頭接電話。
- 【口】短簡,短函[S]Drop me a line when you arrive.
你到達以後給我來一封信。
- 方式,方法His novels follow traditional lines.
他的小說是以傳統的方法創作的。
- (政治)路線,方針The government took a hard line on strikes.
政府對罷工採取強硬的路線。
- 行業;擅長;興趣What is your line?
你是從事哪一行的?
- (貨物等的)種類This dress is one of our latest lines.
這件衣服是我們的最新產品之一。
- 赤道[the S]
- 界線;戰線A small group of soldiers were parachuted behind enemy lines.
一小隊士兵被空降在敵人後方。
- 消息;跡象[S][(+on)]Can you give me a line on the new boss?
你能跟我講講新老板的情況嗎?
- 臺詞[P1]She learned her lines in a few hours.
她幾個小時就背熟了臺詞。
vt.
- 用線標示;劃線於He lined the paper with a blue pencil.
他用藍鉛筆在紙上劃了線。
- 使有線條,使起皺紋His face was lined with worry.
憂慮使他臉上布滿了皺紋。
- 沿……排列The streets were lined on both sides with people.
街道兩旁都站著人。
vi.
- 排隊,排齊[(+up)]The troops lined up and marched away.
部隊列隊開走了。
片語
come into line
- 取得一致They came into line with us on the question.
他們在這一問題上與我們取得了一致。
in line with
- 與……一致Your plan is in line with my ideas.
你的計劃符合我的想法。
line up
- (使)整隊They quickly lined up in the playground.
他們很快在操場上排好了隊。
take one's own line
- 自行其道
辨析
line2
vt.
- 給(衣服等)裝襯裡[H][(+with)]The coat was lined with silk.
這上衣的襯裡是用絲綢做的。
- 用作(衣服等的)襯裡Strong cloth lined the trunk.
這箱子用很結實的布作襯裡。
- 填(腰包)The policeman lined his pockets with bribes.
這警察接受賄賂中飽私囊。
以上來源於:《英漢大辭典》
line1
n.
- a long, narrow mark or band. ▸Mathematics a straight or curved continuous extent of length without breadth.▸a wrinkle in the skin.▸a contour or outline as a feature of design.▸a curve connecting all points having a common property on a map or graph.▸ [as modifier] Printing & Computing denoting an image consisting of lines and solid areas, with no gradation of tone.▸informal a dose of cocaine laid out in a line ready to be taken.▸each of (usually five) horizontal lines forming a stave in musical notation.
- a length of cord, wire, etc. serving a purpose. ▸a telephone connection.▸a railway track or route.▸a company providing transport on particular routes:a shipping line.
- a row of written or printed words. ▸ (lines) the words of an actor's part.▸ (lines) Brit. a number of repetitions of a sentence written out as a school punishment.
- a row or connected series of people or things. ▸N. Amer. a queue.▸a range of commercial goods.▸a sequence of notes or tones forming a melody.
- a notional limit or boundary. ▸the starting or finishing point in a race.▸ (the Line) the equator.
- a sphere of activity. ▸a direction, course, or channel.▸ (lines) a way of doing something:thinking along the same lines.▸a policy.
- a connected series of military defences facing an enemy force. ▸ (also line of battle) a disposition of troops for action in battle.▸ (the line) regular army regiments.
- informal a remark intended to achieve a purpose: a cheesy chat-up line.
- Physics a narrow range of the spectrum that is noticeably brighter or darker than the adjacent parts.
v.
- stand or be positioned at intervals along.
- (line someone/thing up) arrange people or things in a row.
- (line someone/thing up) have someone or something prepared.
- [usu. as adj. lined] mark or cover with lines.
- (line out) Baseball be caught out after hitting a line drive.
Phrase
- above
(or below)
the line
Finance denoting or relating to money spent on items of current (or capital) expenditure. - come
(or bring)
into line
conform (or cause to conform). - the end of the line
the point at which one can go no further. - get a line on
informal learn something about. - in line
under control. - in line for
likely to receive. - in the line of duty
while one is working (used mainly of the police or the armed forces). - in
(or out of)
line with
in (or not in) alignment or accordance with. - lay
(or put)
it on the line
speak frankly. - line of communications
the connections between an army in the field and its bases. - line of credit
an amount of credit extended to a borrower. - line of fire
the expected path of gunfire or a missile. - line of force
an imaginary line representing the strength and direction of a magnetic, gravitational, or electric field at any point. - line of march
the route taken in marching. - line of scrimmage
American Football the imaginary line separating the teams at the beginning of a play. - line of sight
a straight line along which an observer has unobstructed vision. - line of vision
the straight line along which an observer looks. - on the line
at serious risk. - out of line
informal behaving inappropriately or incorrectly.
Etymology
OE līne ‘rope, series’, prob. of Gmc origin, from L. linea (fibra) ‘flax (fibre)’, from L. linum ‘flax’, reinforced in ME by OFr. ligne, based on L. linea.
line2
v.
cover the inner surface of (something) with a layer of different material.▸form a layer on the inner surface of:
hundreds of telegrams lined the walls.
Phrase
- line one's pocket
make money, especially dishonestly.
Etymology
ME: from obs. line ‘flax’, with ref. to the use of linen for linings.
以上來源於:《簡明牛津英語詞典》