Vocab Bloom Hub

line

/laɪn/

Übersetzung: Ein Substantiv, das eine lange, schmale Linie oder einen Streifen bezeichnet; eine fortlaufende Abfolge verbundener Punkte; oder eine Reihe von Personen oder Gegenständen., Verb, das bedeutet, die Innenseite von etwas mit einem Material zu bedecken, z. B. das Auskleiden einer Schublade oder das Füttern von Kleidung; auch das Bedecken einer Fläche mit einer Schicht.

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noun

/laɪn/A1formal
  • deEin Substantiv, das eine lange, schmale Linie oder einen Streifen bezeichnet; eine fortlaufende Abfolge verbundener Punkte; oder eine Reihe von Personen oder Gegenständen.

A noun referring to a long, narrow mark or band; a continuous series of connected points; or a row of people or things.

  1. Continuous markA1formal

    A long, thin mark on a surface.

    deLinie

    • Draw a straight line across the paper.
    • The road follows the line of the river.
    • She colored inside the lines carefully.

    Synonymerulestreakstripestroke

  2. QueueA2informal

    A row of people or vehicles waiting their turn.

    deWarteschlange

    • There was a long line at the ticket counter.
    • Join the line and wait for your turn.
    • The line moved slowly during rush hour.

    Synonymecolumnfilequeuerow

  3. Telephone connectionA2informal

    A connection for telephone communication.

    deTelefonleitung

    • Please hold the line while I transfer your call.
    • The line went dead during the conversation.
    • Get on the line with customer service.

    Synonymecircuitconnectionphone linetelephone linewire

  4. Product rangeB1formal

    A series of related products or services.

    deProduktpalette

    • The company launched a new line of smartphones.
    • This is their best-selling clothing line.
    • They offer a full line of office supplies.

    Synonymeassortmentlineupproduct linerangeselectionseries

Formen
  • lines plural form
  • lines' possessive plural form
  • line's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/laɪn/B1formal
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, die Innenseite von etwas mit einem Material zu bedecken, z. B. das Auskleiden einer Schublade oder das Füttern von Kleidung; auch das Bedecken einer Fläche mit einer Schicht.

A verb used to indicate covering the inside of something with a material, such as lining a drawer or garment.

  1. Cover the inside ofB2formal

    To put a layer or material inside something, such as clothing or a container.

    deInnen auskleiden

    • She lined the jacket with silk for warmth.
    • The baker lined the cake tin with parchment paper.
    • They lined the drawer with scented paper.

    Synonymecoverfacepadstuff

  2. Form a lineA2formal

    To form, arrange, or stand in a line.

    deEine Reihe bilden

    • People lined up to buy concert tickets.
    • Cars lined the street during the parade.
    • Students lined the hallway waiting for class.

    Synonymealignarrayfileline upqueuerangerank

    Antonymedispersescatter

  3. Reinforce or borderB2formal

    To mark or border with a line or lines.

    deSäumen

    • The path was lined with trees on both sides.
    • The road is lined with shops and restaurants.
    • The walls were lined with bookshelves.

    Synonymeborderedgefringeoutlinerimrulestreakstripetracetrim

Formen
  • lined past participle
  • lined past simple
  • lining present participle
  • lines third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenline up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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