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get a line

/ɡet ə laɪn/

翻译: 旧时美国俚语,指打探到关于某人或某事的信息,常通过秘密或隐蔽的方式获得。

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/ɡet ə laɪn/C1slangamerican已废弃
  • zh旧时美国俚语,指打探到关于某人或某事的信息,常通过秘密或隐蔽的方式获得。

An older American slang expression meaning to obtain information about someone or something, often through discreet or secretive means.

  1. Obtain informationB2informalamerican

    To find out or learn something, often through inquiry or investigation.

    zh打探到消息

    • I need to get a line on the new restaurant before we go.
    • He got a line on the job market from his contacts.
    • She got a line on the best hiking trails in the area.